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2018 South Dakota Public Utilities Commission election

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2018 South Dakota Public Utilities Commission election

 2016
November 6, 2018 (2018-11-06)
2020 
 2012
2024 
 
Candidate Kristie Fiegen Wayne Frederick
Party Republican Democratic
Popular vote 206,436 108,925
Percentage 65.46% 34.54%

County results
Fiegen:      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%
Frederick:      50–60%      60–70%      80–90%      90–100%

Public Utilities Commissioner before election

Kristie Fiegen
Republican

Elected Public Utilities Commissioner

Kristie Fiegen
Republican

The 2018 South Dakota Public Utilities Commission election was held on November 6, 2018, to elect one of three members of the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission. Incumbent Republican Kristie Fiegen was re-elected to a second full term in office, defeating Democratic challenger Wayne Frederick in a landslide.[1]

Republican primary

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Candidates

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Nominee

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Democratic primary

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Candidates

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Nominee

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  • Wayne Frederick[3]

General election

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Results

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2018 South Dakota Public Utilities Commission election[4]
Party Candidate Votes %
Republican Kristie Fiegen (incumbent) 206,436 65.46%
Democratic Wayne Frederick 108,925 34.54%
Total votes 315,361 100.00%
Republican hold

By county

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County[4] Kristie Fiegen
Republican
Wayne Frederick
Democratic
Margin Total
# % # % # %
Aurora 807 68.56% 370 31.44% 437 37.13% 1,177
Beadle 3,858 67.59% 1,850 32.41% 2,008 35.18% 5,708
Bennett 551 53.55% 478 46.45% 73 7.09% 1,029
Bon Homme 1,683 67.81% 799 32.19% 884 35.62% 2,482
Brookings 6,852 62.45% 4,120 37.55% 2,732 24.90% 10,972
Brown 8,302 61.81% 5,129 38.19% 3,173 23.62% 13,431
Brule 1,387 70.77% 573 29.23% 814 41.53% 1,960
Buffalo 167 32.43% 348 67.57% -181 -35.15% 515
Butte 2,764 77.40% 807 22.60% 1,957 54.80% 3,571
Campbell 603 87.01% 90 12.99% 513 74.03% 693
Charles Mix 2,095 63.47% 1,206 36.53% 889 26.93% 3,301
Clark 1,029 67.48% 496 32.52% 533 34.95% 1,525
Clay 2,037 47.55% 2,247 52.45% -210 -4.90% 4,284
Codington 6,685 68.66% 3,051 31.34% 3,634 37.33% 9,736
Corson 464 43.57% 601 56.43% -137 -12.86% 1,065
Custer 2,994 72.13% 1,157 27.87% 1,837 44.25% 4,151
Davison 4,720 70.18% 2,006 29.82% 2,714 40.35% 6,726
Day 1,385 56.42% 1,070 43.58% 315 12.83% 2,455
Deuel 1,252 67.79% 595 32.21% 657 35.57% 1,847
Dewey 580 33.64% 1,144 66.36% -564 -32.71% 1,724
Douglas 1,210 86.49% 189 13.51% 1,021 72.98% 1,399
Edmunds 1,135 73.18% 416 26.82% 719 46.36% 1,551
Fall River 2,143 71.10% 871 28.90% 1,272 42.20% 3,014
Faulk 775 78.84% 208 21.16% 567 57.68% 983
Grant 2,037 68.91% 919 31.09% 1,118 37.82% 2,956
Gregory 1,382 71.42% 553 28.58% 829 42.84% 1,935
Haakon 788 88.24% 105 11.76% 683 76.48% 893
Hamlin 1,918 76.20% 599 23.80% 1,319 52.40% 2,517
Hand 1,163 75.37% 380 24.63% 783 50.75% 1,543
Hanson 1,078 73.18% 395 26.82% 683 46.37% 1,473
Harding 584 89.02% 72 10.98% 512 78.05% 656
Hughes 5,433 72.22% 2,090 27.78% 3,343 44.44% 7,523
Hutchinson 2,434 79.70% 620 20.30% 1,814 59.40% 3,054
Hyde 477 76.20% 149 23.80% 328 52.40% 626
Jackson 574 61.72% 356 38.28% 218 23.44% 930
Jerauld 570 67.30% 277 32.70% 293 34.59% 847
Jones 424 83.30% 85 16.70% 339 66.60% 509
Kingsbury 1,540 67.81% 731 32.19% 809 35.62% 2,271
Lake 3,467 70.94% 1,420 29.06% 2,047 41.89% 4,887
Lawrence 6,827 66.54% 3,433 33.46% 3,394 33.08% 10,260
Lincoln 15,846 70.21% 6,724 29.79% 9,122 40.42% 22,570
Lyman 865 66.85% 429 33.15% 436 33.69% 1,294
Marshall 938 52.55% 847 47.45% 91 5.10% 1,785
McCook 1,670 72.74% 626 27.26% 1,044 45.47% 2,296
McPherson 816 82.18% 177 17.82% 639 64.35% 993
Meade 7,120 74.31% 2,461 25.69% 4,659 48.63% 9,581
Mellette 343 50.52% 336 49.48% 7 1.03% 679
Miner 691 69.31% 306 30.69% 385 38.62% 997
Minnehaha 40,484 61.83% 24,988 38.17% 15,496 23.67% 65,472
Moody 1,671 62.58% 999 37.42% 672 25.17% 2,670
Oglala Lakota 266 9.06% 2,669 90.94% -2,403 -81.87% 2,935
Pennington 25,374 65.15% 13,575 34.85% 11,799 30.29% 38,949
Perkins 1,003 81.15% 233 18.85% 770 62.30% 1,236
Potter 909 82.56% 192 17.44% 717 65.12% 1,101
Roberts 1,727 50.67% 1,681 49.33% 46 1.35% 3,408
Sanborn 716 75.93% 227 24.07% 489 51.86% 943
Spink 1,705 64.71% 930 35.29% 775 29.41% 2,635
Stanley 1,027 73.51% 370 26.49% 657 47.03% 1,397
Sully 639 85.54% 108 14.46% 531 71.08% 747
Todd 433 19.83% 1,751 80.17% -1,318 -60.35% 2,184
Tripp 1,760 75.15% 582 24.85% 1,178 50.30% 2,342
Turner 2,792 76.75% 846 23.25% 1,946 53.49% 3,638
Union 4,408 69.53% 1,932 30.47% 2,476 39.05% 6,340
Walworth 1,646 77.57% 476 22.43% 1,170 55.14% 2,122
Yankton 5,082 62.76% 3,015 37.24% 2,067 25.53% 8,097
Ziebach 331 42.93% 440 57.07% -109 -14.14% 771
Totals206,43665.46%108,92534.54%97,51130.92%315,361

References

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  1. https://www.rtoinsider.com/21501-two-rsc-representatives-win-re-election/
  2. https://www.argusleader.com/story/news/politics/2017/09/16/fiegen-announces-re-election-bid-gop-event/673441001/
  3. https://www.dakotanewsnow.com/content/news/Democrats-name-School-and-Public-Lands-candidate-485695771.html
  4. 1 2 Krebs, Shantel (November 13, 2018). "2018 General Election Official Results State Canvass" (PDF). Secretary of State of South Dakota. Archived (PDF) from the original on July 31, 2026. Retrieved August 14, 2026.