South Dakota State House District 14: candidates

Current seat holder: Tony Kayser (R), Taylor Rehfeldt (R).

Erinn Williams

Erinn Williams The Democratic primary for this office on June 2, 2026, was canceled. com.

“I'm running for the South Dakota House in District 14 because I believe we can do better for our families, better for our kids, and better for the future we all want to build together. One grounded in common sense, dignity, and heart.” (Candidate Campaign Website)

“I grew up in Moorhead, Minnesota — a town about the same size as Sioux Falls. My mom stayed at home until I went to kindergarten, then finished her degree and became a social worker for the state. She worked with families that fostered children, licensed daycares, and guided minor moms to become successful. My dad is a Vietnam veteran and was a small business owner. They showed me the importance of family, the fulfillment of hard work, and the grit to work through tough times.” (Candidate Campaign Website)

“After high school I attended beauty school in Minneapolis. I met my husband, Caleb, at a wedding in Sioux Falls and relocated here in 2004. We were married in 2005 and now have two kids in the public school system in Sioux Falls. I opened my current salon in 2006 with my business partner. We are grateful for our loyal clients, and we're proud to still be in business after almost 20 years.” (Candidate Campaign Website)

Taylor Rae Rehfeldt

Taylor Rae Rehfeldt Taylor Rae Rehfeldt earned a bachelor's degree in nursing from South Dakota State University, a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary science from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, and a master's degree in nurse anesthesia and doctorate in nurse anesthesia practice from Mount Marty College.

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“If we keep having nursing home closures, these people aren't going to have anywhere to go.” (South Dakota Searchlight)

“We have to have some way to care for them, and this is a component of that.” (South Dakota Searchlight)

Tyler Tordsen

Tordsen ( Republican Party ) was a member of the South Dakota House of Representatives, representing District 14. He left office on January 14, 2025. Tyler Tordsen was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Tordsen earned a bachelor's degree from the University of South Dakota in 2015. His career experience includes working as the southeast regional director and state director of tribal affairs for US Senator Mike Rounds. Tordsen was assigned to the following committees:

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“People First. The most effective government is a government closest to the people. South Dakota leads by example in giving power to the people through limited government, individual liberty, and personal responsibility. I will be your voice and advocate in the House, and I welcome your ideas and feedback as your District 14 representative.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)