According to the Huron Daily Plainsman, State Representative Lynn Schneider is taking a pass from running for House again:
“Serving in the state legislature has been a wonderful privilege and a great experience,” Schneider said in a press release, “however, at my age, the time has come to step down and spend more time with my family and our eight grandchildren.”
Thanks for your service, Rep. Schneider. It has been a privilege to serve with you. God bless you and your family.
He will be missed!
Lynn was one of the first people I met when I moved to Huron in 1992. He wanted to give me money to buy a house. I told him no, and he was gracious in losing a sale.
Good man. Good family. Blessings.
Two open seats in huron for the two sides of the gop to fight over. Either pickup opportunities for the anti establishment or two holds for the establishment.
Will be interesting to see who wins this on the recruiting level.
Hansen lost the speaker race by 1 vote. Let’s see if he goes and gets that vote or if the other side expands their control.
Which side wants it more will be decided based on the recruitment and fundraising.
Hansen has to win his district first before he can try for speaker.