南达科他州选举结果总清单：罗登当选州长，朗兹连任参议员

2026年11月3日，南达科他州举行中期选举投票，这是全体南达科他选民共同投出的结果。据南达科他州州务卿办公室官方计票（全部投票区已报告、100%计票复核）与美联社宣布：Larry Rhoden 当选州长，Mike Rounds 连任联邦参议员，Marty Jackley 当选联邦众议员，全州职位由共和党横扫；4项修宪案中2项通过、2项否决。以下为选票上各项结果的公示清单。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：Larry Rhoden（共和党，现任州长）得票193,320张、63.5%，当选；Rhoden 2025年接替转任联邦职务的 Kristi Noem 升任州长，本次赢得首个完整四年任期，为本州自1944年以来首位当选的密苏里河以西地区（West River）州长。副州长 Tony Venhuizen 为其竞选搭档、同票当选。州务卿官方计票为 Rhoden 193,317票，与美联社宣布一致。美联社已宣布。

州长选举其他候选人：Dan Ahlers（民主党）111,137票、36.5%（官方计票111,131票），已承认败选。

联邦参议员：Mike Rounds（共和党，现任参议员）得票184,575张、60.5%，连任，赢得第三个任期。美联社已宣布。

联邦参议员选举其他候选人：Brian Bengs（独立）120,490票、39.5%。民主党提名人 Julian Beaudion 已于2026年8月退选。本州另一席参议员 John Thune（共和党）今年无改选，下次改选2028年。

其他全州职位

州务卿：Heather Baxter（共和党）得票172,352张、58.4%，当选，击败 Terrence Davis（民主党）106,540票、Tamara Lesnar（自由党）16,260票。美联社已宣布。

检察长：Lance Russell（共和党）无对手，当选。

审计长：Catherine Barranco（共和党）当选。

财务长：Melissa Hull（共和党）当选。

学校与公共土地专员：Brock Greenfield（共和党）当选。

公共事业委员会委员：Don Haggar（共和党）当选。

小结：共和党横扫全部全州宪政职位；本节除州务卿外各职位的逐项票数未逐一取得明细，只列当选者，待州务卿官方汇算后补。

公投议题

修宪案 I（医疗补助扩张与联邦资金挂钩）：内容为若联邦对医疗补助扩张的出资比例降至90%以下，则废除州宪法中的扩张医疗补助资格要求。否决：赞成131,190票、44.2%，反对165,397票。美联社已宣布。

修宪案 J（投票须为公民）：内容为在州宪法中明确非美国公民无投票资格（现行宪法已有公民资格要求，本案为澄清写入）。通过：赞成183,745票、61.5%，反对114,913票。美联社已宣布。

修宪案 K（无人认领财产信托基金）：内容为设立无人认领财产信托基金，交由州投资委员会管理。通过：赞成178,557票、60.9%，反对114,470票。美联社已宣布。

修宪案 L（修宪门槛提至60%）：内容为要求未来修宪案须获60%赞成方能通过（现行为简单多数）。否决：赞成126,157票、42.4%，反对171,346票。美联社已宣布。

小结：4项州议会提交的修宪案2项通过（J、K）、2项否决（I、L）；本届无公民发起的倡议法案或复决法案列入全州选票。

联邦众议员

总览：全州共1席（全州单一选区），选前共和党1席，选后不变，无翻转。

全州选区：Marty Jackley（共和党，现任州检察长）得票195,574张、64.0%，当选。对手 Nicole Gronli（民主党）109,973票、36.0%，已承认败选。美联社已宣布。

华裔／亚裔当选者：无。本席当选者与对手中未查到华裔／亚裔当选者。

州议会

州参议院：共35席，本届全改选。共和党保持控制并保持超级多数，无翻转；暂定共和党33席、民主党2席（选前共和党32席、民主党3席）。个别过近选区可能重计，待认证。

州众议院：共70席，本届全改选。共和党保持控制并保持超级多数，无翻转；暂定共和党59席、民主党10席、独立1席（选前共和党65席、民主党5席）。

小结：两院合计民主党共12席（选前8席），净增4席且全在众议院、集中在 Sioux Falls 一带，为民主党自2008年以来首次在州议会净增席位；席位为暂定汇算，待认证。

计票与认证

州务卿非正式计票显示全州671个投票区100%已报告，全州投票率49.37%（310,298票／注册选民628,563人）；州长与参议员票数与州务卿100%官方计票复核一致。本清单数字来自州务卿官方计票与美联社宣布，待县核票与州认证；最终结果以官方认证为准，GSM 将跟进更新。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

South Dakota 2026 Election Results: Rhoden Elected Governor, Rounds Reelected to Senate

South Dakota voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, and the results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the South Dakota Secretary of State's official count (all precincts reporting, verified against the complete count) and Associated Press race calls, Larry Rhoden was elected governor, Mike Rounds was reelected to the U.S. Senate, Marty Jackley was elected to the U.S. House, and Republicans swept the statewide offices. Of four constitutional amendments, two passed and two were rejected. The full list follows.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: Larry Rhoden (R, incumbent), 193,320 votes, 63.5%, elected. Rhoden succeeded Kristi Noem as governor in 2025 when she left for a federal post, and now wins his first full four-year term; he is the state's first elected governor from the West River region (west of the Missouri River) since 1944. His running mate Tony Venhuizen was elected lieutenant governor on the same ticket. The Secretary of State's official count lists Rhoden at 193,317 votes, consistent with the AP call. Called by the AP.

Governor, other candidates: Dan Ahlers (D), 111,137 votes, 36.5% (111,131 in the official count), has conceded.

U.S. Senator: Mike Rounds (R, incumbent), 184,575 votes, 60.5%, reelected to a third term. Called by the AP.

U.S. Senate, other candidates: Brian Bengs (independent), 120,490 votes, 39.5%. The Democratic nominee, Julian Beaudion, withdrew in August 2026. The state's other senator, John Thune (R), was not up this year; his seat is next contested in 2028.

Other Statewide Offices

Secretary of State: Heather Baxter (R), 172,352 votes, 58.4%, elected, defeating Terrence Davis (D), 106,540 votes, and Tamara Lesnar (Libertarian), 16,260 votes. Called by the AP.

Attorney General: Lance Russell (R), elected unopposed.

State Auditor: Catherine Barranco (R), elected.

State Treasurer: Melissa Hull (R), elected.

Commissioner of School and Public Lands: Brock Greenfield (R), elected.

Public Utilities Commissioner: Don Haggar (R), elected.

In sum, Republicans swept all statewide constitutional offices; except for secretary of state, individual vote totals for this section were not obtained in detail, and winners only are listed pending the Secretary of State's official tally.

Ballot Questions

Amendment I (Medicaid expansion tied to federal funding): would repeal the constitution's Medicaid expansion eligibility requirement if the federal share for the expansion falls below 90%. Rejected: Yes 131,190 votes, 44.2%, to No 165,397. Called by the AP.

Amendment J (citizenship for voting): would state expressly in the constitution that non-citizens are not eligible to vote (the constitution already has a citizenship requirement; this is a clarifying measure). Passed: Yes 183,745 votes, 61.5%, to No 114,913. Called by the AP.

Amendment K (unclaimed property trust fund): would create an unclaimed property trust fund managed by the State Investment Council. Passed: Yes 178,557 votes, 60.9%, to No 114,470. Called by the AP.

Amendment L (raise the amendment threshold to 60%): would require future constitutional amendments to win 60% approval (currently a simple majority). Rejected: Yes 126,157 votes, 42.4%, to No 171,346. Called by the AP.

In sum, of the four legislature-referred amendments, two passed (J and K) and two were rejected (I and L); no citizen-initiated measures or referred laws were on the statewide ballot this year.

U.S. House

Overview: the state has one seat (a single at-large district), held before and after the election by Republicans, with no flip.

At-Large District: Marty Jackley (R, the incumbent state attorney general), 195,574 votes, 64.0%, elected. His opponent Nicole Gronli (D) took 109,973 votes, 36.0%, and has conceded. Called by the AP.

Chinese American / Asian American winners: none; no Chinese American or Asian American winner was found in this race.

State Legislature

State Senate: 35 seats, all up this year. Republicans kept control and their supermajority, with no flip; the provisional split is Republicans 33, Democrats 2 (from 32-3 before). Close districts could face recounts, pending certification.

State House: 70 seats, all up this year. Republicans kept control and their supermajority, with no flip; the provisional split is Republicans 59, Democrats 10 and one independent (from 65-5 before).

In sum, Democrats hold 12 seats across both chambers (from 8 before), a net gain of four, all in the House and concentrated around Sioux Falls — their first net legislative gain since 2008. Seat counts are provisional tallies pending certification.

Counting and Certification

The Secretary of State's unofficial count showed all 671 precincts reporting, with statewide turnout of 49.37% (310,298 ballots out of 628,563 registered voters); the governor and Senate totals were verified against the Secretary of State's complete official count. Figures are from the official count and AP calls, pending county canvasses and state certification. Final results are subject to official certification, and GSM will update this list accordingly.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：南达科他州州务卿办公室

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