2026 results · South Dakota · ballot measures

Yes leads on 2 of South Dakota’s 4 ballot measures

4 statewide questions, as counted by the South Dakota Secretary of State. “Passing” means more yes than no so far. Some measures need more than a majority to pass.

Every question

Measure	Yes	Result
Constitutional Amendment I: An Amendment to the South Dakota Constitution that Repeals Expanded Medicaid Coverage if Federal Funding for the Program Drops below 90%.	44.2%	Failing
Constitutional Amendment J: An Amendment to the South Dakota Constitution Clarifying that an Individual Must Be a Citizen of the United States to be Eligible to Vote.	61.5%	Passing
Constitutional Amendment K: An Amendment to the South Dakota Constitution Establishing the Trust for Unclaimed Property Fund.	60.9%	Passing
Constitutional Amendment L: An Amendment to the South Dakota Constitution Requiring that a Proposed Constitutional Amendment or Revision Receive an Affirmative Vote of Sixty Percent of the Votes Cast.	42.4%	Failing

County by county

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Constitutional Amendment I: An Amendment to the South Dakota Constitution that Repeals Expanded Medicaid Coverage if Federal Funding for the Program Drops below 90%.

Failing: 44.2% yes, 131,202 to 165,420

Constitutional Amendment J: An Amendment to the South Dakota Constitution Clarifying that an Individual Must Be a Citizen of the United States to be Eligible to Vote.

Passing: 61.5% yes, 183,765 to 114,928

Constitutional Amendment K: An Amendment to the South Dakota Constitution Establishing the Trust for Unclaimed Property Fund.

Passing: 60.9% yes, 178,578 to 114,481

Constitutional Amendment L: An Amendment to the South Dakota Constitution Requiring that a Proposed Constitutional Amendment or Revision Receive an Affirmative Vote of Sixty Percent of the Votes Cast.

Failing: 42.4% yes, 126,175 to 171,362