#SD20 just south of the TC is a good example of a district anchored by a very blue city, but contain enough rural/exurban votes to cancel it out. The GLC candidate pulling nearly 6 points helped balloon the margin to 14.5 points. A moot point as he probably wins by 10 anyhow. 
When I say a blue city, I mean a very blue city that backed Biden by 47 points. (Note though that the Dakota County precinct of the city is not in SD20. That Dakota county precinct, however is a few points to the right of the Rice County portion)
Biden didn't perform particularly well district-wide as he only ran a little over 2 points better than Clinton.
The DFL managed to hold on to #HD20B, but by a smaller margin than in recent cycles. The non-Northfield portions are getting quite red and the crack of Northfield between Counties and HD and SD lines doesn't help either.
Smith lost the district by double digits or about twice as much as she lost it by in 2018. The combination of Walz and Klobuchar at the top of the ticket in 2018 likely helped here.
On that note, Walz still lost the district in 2018 by about as much as did Dayton in 2014.
The district holds an interesting distinction of being a Senate district that the GOP holds despite voting against both 2012 amendments.
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