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General election · Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026

Your ballot in District 15

Everything on your ballot, the dates that matter, and where to vote. See your own sample ballot at vip.sdsos.gov (opens in a new tab).

Your legislators

STATE SENATE · VOTE FOR ONE
Erik Muckey
Erik MuckeyDemocrat · State representative since 2025
erikmuckey.com (opens in a new tab)
STATE HOUSE · VOTE FOR UP TO TWO
Kadyn Wittman
Kadyn WittmanDemocrat · State representative since 2023
kadynforhouse.com (opens in a new tab)
June CopperStad
June CopperStadDemocrat · Community health worker
juneforsd.com (opens in a new tab)

Also on the District 15 ballot: Brenda Lawrence (R) for Senate, and Joni Tschetter (R) and André Zachariahs (R) for House.

Statewide Democrats

GovernorDan Ahlers
U.S. SenateJulian Beaudion
U.S. HouseNikki Gronli
Secretary of StateTerrence Davis
State AuditorTom Cool
State TreasurerMargaret Kuipers
School & Public LandsRaeann Mettler
Public Utilities CommissionFrank Kloucek

Ballot questions

Four constitutional amendments are on every South Dakota ballot. Here's what each one does.

IWould end the state's Medicaid expansion if federal funding drops below 90%.
JWould state in the constitution that voters must be U.S. citizens.
KWould create a trust fund for the state's unclaimed property money.
LWould require 60% of the vote, instead of a simple majority, to pass future constitutional amendments.

Full explanations from the Attorney General are available from the Secretary of State and the Minnehaha County Auditor.

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