In South Dakota's historic first-ever gubernatorial runoff, political novice Toby Doeden and incumbent Gov. Larry Rhoden are clashing in a race that's breaking traditional political molds. Doeden aims to become the state's first non-political-veteran governor, while Rhoden seeks to be the first non-elected governor to win a full term. This contest is significant because it challenges longstanding norms and could reshape the political landscape in South Dakota, offering a fresh perspective on governance.