US midterm elections · 2026
  1. United States
  2. South Dakota
  1. NationUnited States
  2. StateSouth Dakota
  3. CountyNo county races in our data yet
  4. LocalCity, school or district

On the ballot

Races in our data
6
With named candidates
0
House seat
1
President 2024
Trump +29.2

By office

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Congress

1 Senate seat and 1 House seat on the ballot. The party colours show who holds each seat now.

U.S. Senate

Holds the seat nowMike RoundsRepublican

U.S. SenateMost votes wins

U.S. Senate

South Dakota

Candidates are not in our data yet.

Candidates not in yetNot reported

U.S. House

DistrictHolds the seat nowCandidatesRoster
At-largeDusty Johnson Rep–Candidates not in yet

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Statewide ballot measures

Legislative Constitutional Amendment

Constitutional Amendment I

South Dakota

Medicaid expansion federal funding

Yes–No–
Not reported

Legislative Constitutional Amendment

Constitutional Amendment J

South Dakota

Voter citizenship eligibility

Yes–No–
Not reported

Legislative Constitutional Amendment

Constitutional Amendment L

South Dakota

Constitutional amendment supermajority

Yes–No–
Not reported

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Who runs the election

Elections here are run locally: 66 × County auditor.

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Questions and answers

When is the 2026 election in South Dakota?

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls close at different times in each state; results appear here as each election office publishes its official returns.

What is on the ballot in South Dakota in 2026?

Our data list 6 races in South Dakota: U.S. Senate (1), U.S. House (1), Ballot measure (4). Each has its own page with the candidates and, on election night, the results.

Is there a U.S. Senate race in South Dakota in 2026?

Yes. U.S. Senate: held now by Mike Rounds

How many U.S. House seats does South Dakota have?

1. Every seat is on the ballot on November 3, 2026; Democrats hold 0 and Republicans hold 1 now.

When will South Dakota results be posted?

On election night, as each county and state election office publishes its returns. Until a race reports, it shows as not reported, never as zero; results stay unofficial until they are certified.