“Thank you for staying true and helping us get through three elections in this last year," Rhoden said.

Republican incumbent Mike Rounds won election Wednesday to the U.S. Senate representing South Dakota, defeating independent candidate Brian Bengs.

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.

Republican Marty Jackley accepted his win for South Dakota's U.S. House of Representatives seat on Tuesday, Nov. 3.

South Dakota voters have chosen the next Public Utilities Commissioner in midterm elections.

South Dakota voters have rejected Amendment I, preserving expanded Medicaid coverage in the South Dakota Constitution if federal funding drops below 90%.

Greenfield was born in Watertown and has a family background in education and business.

Federal law prohibits non-citizens from voting, but the amendment still garnered significant majority support.

For this election cycle, SD has more than 628,620 registered voters across 671 precincts.