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Greenfield elected for 2nd term as Commissioner of School and Public Lands
SD doubles down on voter citizenship requirement by passing Amendment J
Constitutional amendments: How SD voters decided 4 ballot issues on Election Day
SD Governor race results: Rhoden makes victory speech, Ahlers concedes
Mike Rounds staves off Brian Bengs; earns 3rd term in Senate
Jackley accepts win to serve as South Dakota’s representative in the U.S. House
Of the four constitutional amendments on the ballot, Amendment K was the only one where a "no" argument was not submitted to the South Dakota Secretary of State.
South Dakota voters have rejected Amendment I, preserving expanded Medicaid coverage in the South Dakota Constitution if federal funding drops below 90%.
For this election cycle, SD has more than 628,620 registered voters across 671 precincts.
Minnehaha County voters will have more to consider on Election Day than statewide races and various legislative offices.
"I grew up on a farm just outside Mitchell, South Dakota, alongside my nine brothers and sisters."
Russell runs unopposed for South Dakota's Attorney General. He has two distinct careers: one as a state’s attorney and another as a legislator, with each seeing some form of controversy.
Here's what to have with you when deciding nine key state and national seats, four ballot issues and a large variety of state legislative races on Election Day.
Before the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election, the Journal reached out to incumbent Sen. Mike Rounds (R) on his efforts for re-election to the United States Senate.
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