Although many South Dakotans remain undecided in races for constitutional races, the Republican candidate has a lead over their Democratic rivals in every contest, according to the most recent Dakota Wesleyan University Tiger Poll.Rapid City Journal
According to a news release from the university, more Democrats than Republicans planned to vote across party lines.
| Election 2010: South Dakota Governor | |
|---|---|
| Dennis Daugaard (R) | 53% |
| Scott Heidepriem (D) | 33% |
| Some Other Candidate | 5% |
| Not Sure | 9% |
| Election 2010: South Dakota Governor | |
|---|---|
| Dave Knudson (R) | 41% |
| Scott Heidepriem (D) | 41% |
| Some Other Candidate | 9% |
| Not Sure | 10% |
| Election 2010: South Dakota Governor | |
|---|---|
| Gordon Howie (R) | 31% |
| Scott Heidepriem (D) | 46% |
| Some Other Candidate | 8% |
| Not Sure | 14% |
| Election 2010: South Dakota Governor | |
|---|---|
| Dave Knudson (R) | 32% |
| Scott Heidepriem (D) | 37% |
| Some Other Candidate | 13% |
| Not Sure | 19% |
| Election 2010: South Dakota Governor | |
|---|---|
| Dennis Daugaard (R) | 49% |
| Scott Heidepriem (D) | 32% |
| Some Other Candidate | 6% |
| Not Sure | 13% |
| Election 2010: South Dakota Governor | |
|---|---|
| Gordon Howie (R) | 34% |
| Scott Heidepriem (D) | 39% |
| Some Other Candidate | 9% |
| Not Sure | 17% |
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| Election 2010: South Dakota House of Representatives | |
|---|---|
| Chris Nelson (R) | 42% |
| Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D) | 44% |
| Some Other Candidate | 6% |
| Not Sure | 9% |
| Election 2010: South Dakota House of Representatives | |
|---|---|
| Kristi Noem (R) | 35% |
| Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D) | 46% |
| Some Other Candidate | 8% |
| Not Sure | 10% |
| Election 2010: South Dakota House of Representatives | |
|---|---|
| Blake Curd (R) | 33% |
| Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D) | 45% |
| Some Other Candidate | 8% |
| Not Sure | 14% |
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In South Dakota, John McCain has opened a seventeen point lead over Barack Obama. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds McCain with 54% of the vote and Obama with 37% (see crosstabs).
That’s a big change from July when the Democrat had pulled to within four points in this traditionally Republican state. In March, McCain led Obama by ten.
A similar pattern was found in the neighboring states of Montana and North Dakota. All three were mentioned as part of Obama’s effort to expand the Electoral College map but McCain has now opened a double digit lead in all three.
—Rasmussen Reports
John McCain (R) vs. | |
|---|---|
John McCain (R) | 50% |
Hillary Clinton (D) | 38% |
Some Other Candidate | 7% |
Not Sure | 5% |
| John McCain (R) vs. | |
|---|---|
John McCain (R) | 48% |
Barack Obama (D) | 38% |
Some Other Candidate | 7% |
Not Sure | 6% |
