South Dakota Results

Aug. 1, 2017, 11:22 AM ET

President

	Party	Votes	Pct.	E.V.
Trump Donald J. Trump	Republican Rep.	227,721	61.5%	3
Clinton Hillary Clinton	Democrat Dem.	117,458	31.7%	—
Johnson Gary Johnson	Libertarian Lib.	20,850	5.6%	—
Castle Darrell Castle	Constitution Const.	4,064	1.1%	—

370,093 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

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Race Preview: South Dakota is reliably Republican and is expected to award its three electoral votes to Mr. Trump. Mitt Romney won South Dakota in 2012 by 18 percentage points.

Vote by county	Trump	Clinton
Minnehaha	42,043	30,610
Pennington	29,804	14,074
Lincoln	15,499	8,076
Brown	9,613	5,452
Brookings	6,748	4,879
Lawrence	7,411	3,356
Codington	7,764	3,174
Meade	8,441	2,223
Yankton	5,659	3,301
Hughes	5,174	2,450
Davison	5,157	2,355
Union	5,290	2,227
Lake	4,038	2,314
Beadle	4,455	1,912
Clay	2,109	2,608
Custer	3,293	1,121
Butte	3,357	696
Turner	2,937	961
Roberts	2,144	1,540
Grant	2,382	971
Fall River	2,511	821
Charles Mix	2,382	935
Hutchinson	2,517	692
Bon Homme	2,105	704
Spink	1,854	919
Moody	1,731	1,043
Oglala Lakota	241	2,510
Hamlin	2,051	555
Day	1,627	974
Tripp	2,069	462
McCook	1,794	623
Kingsbury	1,680	703
Walworth	1,896	457
Brule	1,565	571
Todd	487	1,505
Gregory	1,600	391
Deuel	1,366	570
Hanson	1,497	424
Marshall	1,056	754
Edmunds	1,433	380
Hand	1,391	334
Dewey	723	888
Clark	1,139	398
Perkins	1,333	188
Douglas	1,338	214
Stanley	1,148	329
Lyman	977	369
Aurora	974	340
Potter	1,071	215
Corson	588	535
Bennett	666	412
McPherson	892	192
Sanborn	819	241
Faulk	858	204
Jackson	722	323
Miner	706	281
Haakon	936	77
Jerauld	648	264
Sully	679	137
Campbell	704	105
Harding	695	38
Ziebach	368	353
Hyde	543	125
Mellette	402	238
Jones	450	69
Buffalo	171	296

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U.S. Senate

Candidate		Party	Votes	Pct.
	Thune* John Thune*	Republican Rep.	265,516	71.8%
	Williams Jay Williams	Democrat Dem.	104,140	28.2%

369,656 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

* Incumbent

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Vote by county	Thune	Williams
Minnehaha	52,494	25,359
Pennington	33,967	13,207
Lincoln	19,264	6,043
Brown	11,371	4,793
Brookings	8,817	3,947
Lawrence	8,566	3,267
Codington	8,740	3,003
Meade	9,198	2,348
Yankton	6,542	3,089
Hughes	6,339	1,891
Davison	6,017	1,990
Union	6,060	1,793
Beadle	5,049	1,809
Lake	4,677	2,031
Clay	2,923	2,161
Custer	3,530	1,177
Butte	3,546	758
Turner	3,289	871
Roberts	2,550	1,376
Grant	2,705	890
Fall River	2,671	868
Charles Mix	2,484	941
Hutchinson	2,779	609
Bon Homme	2,253	770
Spink	2,177	816
Moody	1,983	970
Oglala Lakota	655	2,217
Hamlin	2,253	536
Day	1,815	962
Tripp	2,134	492
McCook	2,021	599
Kingsbury	1,899	674
Walworth	1,975	482
Brule	1,746	554
Todd	724	1,376
Deuel	1,563	534
Gregory	1,671	426
Marshall	1,341	629
Hanson	1,512	451
Edmunds	1,517	396
Hand	1,517	335
Dewey	862	833
Clark	1,269	408
Douglas	1,377	228
Perkins	1,374	231
Stanley	1,254	303
Lyman	1,051	378
Aurora	1,073	343
Potter	1,087	253
McPherson	1,009	165
Corson	680	474
Bennett	758	382
Sanborn	889	244
Faulk	925	206
Miner	807	284
Jackson	771	309
Haakon	956	84
Jerauld	720	261
Sully	718	136
Campbell	740	87
Ziebach	421	345
Harding	684	74
Hyde	567	124
Mellette	464	224
Jones	494	67
Buffalo	232	257

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U.S. House At-Large

Candidate	Party	Votes	Pct.
Noem* Kristi Noem*	Republican Rep.	237,163	64.1%
Hawks Paula Hawks	Democrat Dem.	132,810	35.9%

369,973 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

* Incumbent

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State Senate

Dem. 6 Dem.

Rep. 29 Rep.

Ind. 0 Ind.

No net change

Seat Seat	Leader		Rpt.
1	0%Frerichs* Dem.	Uncontested
2	0%Greenfield* Rep.	Uncontested
3	61%Novstrup Rep.	39%Heidelberger Dem.	100%
4	60%Wiik Rep.	40%Tyler Dem.	100%
5	0%Tapio Rep.	Uncontested
6	69%Otten* Rep.	31%Boese Dem.	100%
7	66%Tidemann* Rep.	34%Perpich Dem.	100%
8	50%Youngberg Rep.	50%Parsley* Dem.	100%
9	65%Peters* Rep.	35%Koch Dem.	100%
10	60%Haggar* Rep.	40%Powers Dem.	100%
11	61%Stalzer Rep.	39%Cool Dem.	100%
12	58%Curd* Rep.	42%Sanden Dem.	100%
13	61%Kolbeck Rep.	39%Pierson Dem.	100%
14	69%Soholt* Rep.	31%Swanger Ind.	100%
15	0%Nesiba Dem.	Uncontested
16	73%Bolin Rep.	27%Skiles Dem.	100%
17	56%Rusch* Rep.	44%Merrill Dem.	100%
18	0%Kennedy Dem.	Uncontested
19	78%Nelson Rep.	22%Graeff Dem.	100%
20	65%Klumb Rep.	35%Burg Dem.	100%
21	0%Sutton* Dem.	Uncontested
22	74%White* Rep.	26%Bliss Dem.	100%
23	0%Cronin Rep.	Uncontested
24	0%Monroe* Rep.	Uncontested
25	63%Langer Rep.	37%Barth Dem.	100%
26	0%Heinert* Dem.	Uncontested
27	0%Killer Dem.	Uncontested
28	0%Maher Rep.	Uncontested
29	65%Cammack* Rep.	35%Kindler Ind.	100%
30	72%Russell Rep.	29%LaRive Dem.	100%
31	0%Ewing* Rep.	Uncontested
32	67%Solano* Rep.	33%Hubbard Dem.	100%
33	62%Jensen* Rep.	38%Stuck Dem.	100%
34	65%Partridge Rep.	35%Shultz Dem.	100%
35	0%Haverly* Rep.	Uncontested

* Incumbent

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State House

Dem. 9 Dem.

Rep. 60 Rep.

Ind. 0 Ind.

No net change

District Dist.	Leader		Rpt.
1	0%McCleerey* Dem.		0%
	0%Wismer Dem.
2	39%Greenfield* Rep.		100%
	39%Tulson* Rep.
3	33%Dennert Rep.		100%
	34%Kaiser* Rep.
4	31%Kettwig Rep.		100%
	31%Mills Rep.
5	33%York Rep.		100%
	36%Bartels Rep.
6	32%Latterell* Rep.		100%
	36%Otten* Rep.
7	42%Reed Rep.		100%
	36%Hawley* Dem.
8	35%Wollmann* Rep.		100%
	30%Heinemann* Rep.
9	29%Steinhauer* Rep.		100%
	28%Clark Rep.
10	32%Haugaard* Rep.		100%
	30%Haggar* Rep.
11	32%Karr Rep.		100%
	30%Willadsen* Rep.
12	28%Beal* Rep.		100%
	33%Jamison Rep.
13	38%Mickelson* Rep.		100%
	28%Lucas-Peterson Rep.
14	30%Holmes* Rep.		100%
	32%Zikmund* Rep.
15	31%Soli* Dem.		100%
	28%Smith Dem.
16	33%Anderson* Rep.		100%
	30%Jensen Rep.
17	29%Rasmussen* Rep.		100%
	26%Ring* Dem.
18	37%Stevens* Rep.		100%
	32%Hunhoff* Rep.
19	44%Schoenfish* Rep.		100%
	40%Peterson* Rep.
20	0%Carson Rep.		0%
	0%Rozum* Rep.
21	40%Qualm* Rep.		100%
	38%Bartling* Dem.
22	37%Glanzer Rep.		100%
	30%Chase Rep.
23	0%Lake Rep.		0%
	0%Gosch Rep.
24	0%Duvall* Rep.		0%
	0%Rounds* Rep.
25	31%Pischke Rep.	27%Ahlers Dem.	100%
26A	0%Bordeaux* Dem.	Uncontested
26B	0%Schaefer* Rep.	Uncontested
27	26%Livermont Rep.		100%
	26%May* Rep.
28A	0%Lesmeister Dem.	Uncontested
28B	0%Marty* Rep.	Uncontested
29	0%Brunner* Rep.		0%
	0%Rhoden Rep.
30	36%Frye-Mueller Rep.		100%
	36%Goodwin Rep.
31	0%Turbiville Rep.		0%
	0%Johns* Rep.
32	31%Conzet* Rep.		100%
	29%McPherson Rep.
33	33%Howard Rep.		100%
	39%Johnson Rep.
34	33%Dryden* Rep.		100%
	45%Tieszen Rep.
35	31%Campbell* Rep.		100%
	36%DiSanto* Rep.

* Incumbent

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Ballot Measures

Amendment R Governance of Postsecondary Technical Education Institutes

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	178,187	50.6%
No No	173,924	49.4%

352,111 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Amendment SExpands Crime Victims' Rights

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	215,262	59.6%
No No	146,073	40.4%

361,335 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Amendment TRedistricting Commission

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	149,926	43.0%
No No	198,955	57.0%

348,881 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Amendment UStatutory Interest Rates for Loans

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	130,606	36.7%
No No	224,850	63.3%

355,456 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Amendment VEstablish Nonpartisan Elections

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	157,844	44.5%
No No	196,767	55.5%

354,611 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Referendum 19Regulations on Who May Sign Petitions for Independent Candidates

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	98,649	28.9%
No No	242,107	71.0%

340,756 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Referendum 20Decrease the Minimum Wage for Those Under Age 18

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	104,172	28.9%
No No	256,658	71.1%

360,830 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Measure 21Cap Interest Rates for Short-Term Loans

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	270,278	75.6%
No No	87,347	24.4%

357,625 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Measure 22Revise Campaign Finance and Lobbying Laws

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	180,580	51.6%
No No	169,220	48.4%

349,800 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Measure 23Nonprofit Organizations Allowed to Charge a Fee for Services

Answer	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	71,240	20.3%
No No	279,453	79.7%

350,693 votes, 100% reporting (707 of 707 precincts)

Public Utilities Commissioner Six-Year

Candidate	Party	Votes	Pct.
Nelson* Chris Nelson*	Republican Rep.	268,927	75.4%
Red Cloud Henry Red Cloud	Democrat Dem.	87,841	24.6%

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Ballot Measures

Amendment R Governance of Postsecondary Technical Education Institutes

Amendment SExpands Crime Victims' Rights

Amendment TRedistricting Commission

Amendment UStatutory Interest Rates for Loans

Amendment VEstablish Nonpartisan Elections

Referendum 19Regulations on Who May Sign Petitions for Independent Candidates

Referendum 20Decrease the Minimum Wage for Those Under Age 18

Measure 21Cap Interest Rates for Short-Term Loans

Measure 22Revise Campaign Finance and Lobbying Laws

Measure 23Nonprofit Organizations Allowed to Charge a Fee for Services

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