
Every candidate
on the 2026 ballot.
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Ryan Kohl
“A farmer's voice for District 4's rural communities”


Ryan M. Maher
“Two decades of independent service for rural South Dakota”

Sabrina Green

Samuel McCarty
Sara Vander Tuig

Stephanie Sauder
“Servant leadership — listening, learning, delivering for District 4”

Sydney Davis
“Listening, solving problems, and getting results for families, producers, and rural communities”
Tiffani Landeen

Todd Wilkinson
“A cattleman, attorney, and South Dakotan through and through”

Tyler Tordsen
“People first. Strong communities. Vibrant economy.”

William J. Meirose
“Faith, family, and principled leadership for District 29”

Zach Mulder
“Common Sense Leadership for District 9”

Carrie Sanderson
“Grounded in faith, focused on freedom.”

Curt Massie
“Common Sense Leadership for South Dakota”

Daniel Kjos
“Local roots, local results for District 1”

Danny Brown
“Integrity, collaboration, and 25 years of legal service”

Dawn Hill
“Practical, compassionate, and informed leadership for South Dakota families”

Dusty Johnson
“It Begins Here. At Home. In South Dakota.”

Emmett Reistroffer
“No-bull leadership that puts District 35 first”

John R. Marquardt
“Bringing a County Perspective to Pierre”

Mellissa Heermann
“Protecting families, strengthening communities”

Nick Kotzea
“Reliable leadership focused on South Dakota's strengths”

Taylor Rae Rehfeldt
“Safe, accessible healthcare for every South Dakotan”

Timothy Hanigan
“Strong communities, good jobs, policy over politics”
Timothy Walburg

Trish Ladner
“Fighting for South Dakota families — one property tax at a time”

Troy Redler
“A small business owner ready to serve District 17”

Wyatt DeJong
“Growing Leaders, Strengthening Communities”

Gary L Cammack
“Fiscal strength, common sense, South Dakota values”

Jason Fleming
“Mission-focused leadership for the Black Hills”

Jon Nelson
“A farmer, a school-board veteran, and a third-generation Kingsbury County voice.”

Nick Fosness
“Rural healthcare and common sense for District 1”

Spencer Sommers
“Measure twice, cut once — building what matters for Aberdeen”

Kent Roe
“Pro-small business, pro-limited government for District 4”

Mike Weisgram
“Hard work, common sense, and local leadership.”

Amber Arlint
“Proven leadership for strong schools and communities”

Andre Zachariahs
“Common-sense leadership for north-central South Dakota”

Brandon R. Wipf
“We Can Do It — Limited Government, Strong Communities”

Byron I. Callies
“Experienced leadership for Watertown and District 5”

Casey Crabtree
“Fighting for South Dakota families — at home, where it counts.”
Fred A Lamphere

Jeff Bathke
“Common sense, local control, and service to South Dakota”

Kevin Van Diepen
“Public Safety, Agriculture, and Education for District 22”

Lana Greenfield
“Experienced Leadership for District 22 Families”
Lana Speed Anderson

Matt Roby
“Common sense, local roots, proven legal expertise”

Michael H. Rohl
“District 1 needs a seat at the Table.”
