Johnson wins House reelection bid
Johnson earned a second term in Congress after defeating Libertarian Collin Duprel on Nov. 8.
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Johnson earned a second term in Congress after defeating Libertarian Collin Duprel on Nov. 8.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Republican U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson faced an unknown and unfunded Libertarian candidate on Tuesday as he sought a third term in South Dakota's only House seat. Johnson's path for reelection seemed assured with Democrats not fielding a candidate.
The 46-year-old Johnson still faces Libertarian Collin Duprel, who did not report raising or spending any money in the campaign.
United States Congressman Tom Reed said goodbye during one of his final town hall meetings in Corning. The Corning native shared his plans for the future with the community.
U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson of South Dakota announced Monday he is seeking reelection to a third term.