Incumbent

James Oppenheimer

Sioux Falls City Council - At Large, Seat A

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Candidate for Sioux Falls City Council - At Large, Seat ACandidate
2026View Position
Sioux Falls City Council - At Large, Seat AIncumbent
2026 – 2030View Position

District information

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About Sioux Falls City Council - At Large, Seat A

Term length: 2026 – 2030

Nearby Officials

PT

Paul Tenhaken

Sioux Falls City Mayor

Richard L. Thomason

Sioux Falls City Council - At Large, Seat C

Christine Erickson

Sioux Falls City Mayor

SC

Sarah Cole

Sioux Falls City Council - At Large, Seat A

CE

Christine Erickson

Sioux Falls City Council - At Large, Seat B

Rich Merkouris

Sioux Falls City Council - At Large, Seat B

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