2022 South Dakota State Treasurer election

The 2022 South Dakota State Treasurer election was held on November 8, 2022, to elect the state treasurer of South Dakota. Incumbent Republican Josh Haeder was re-elected to a second term in office, defeating Democratic challenger John Cunningham in a landslide.https://www.argusleader.com/story/news/politics/2022/11/09/south-dakota-election-results-live-marijuana-governor-2022/69631812007/

Republican primary Candidates

Nominee Josh Haeder, incumbent state treasurer (2019–present)https://www.dakotanewsnow.com/2021/09/24/treasury-secretary-josh-haeder-announces-re-election-bid/

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee John Cunningham, retired Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonelhttps://www.argusleader.com/story/news/2022/07/09/sioux-falls-east-river-candidates-south-dakotas-democratic-ticket-election-2022/10006142002/?gnt-cfr=1&gca-cat=p&gca-uir=true&gca-epti=z114833v114833d--48--b--48--&gca-ft=138&gca-ds=sophi

General election

Results

By county CountyJosh HaederRepublicanJohn CunninghamDemocraticMarginTotal#%#%#%Aurora81172.87%30227.13%50945.73%1,113Beadle4,65680.81%1,10619.19%3,55061.61%5,762Bennett58260.88%37439.12%20821.76%956Bon Homme1,74573.72%62226.28%1,12347.44%2,367Brookings7,09661.96%4,35638.04%2,74023.93%11,452Brown8,48264.56%4,65735.44%3,82529.11%13,139Brule1,37570.77%56829.23%80741.53%1,943Buffalo13937.07%23662.93%-97-25.87%375Butte3,21780.71%76919.29%2,44861.41%3,986Campbell55386.95%8313.05%47073.90%636Charles Mix2,01469.45%88630.55%1,12838.90%2,900Clark1,12877.21%33322.79%79554.41%1,461Clay2,11648.11%2,28251.89%-166-3.77%4,398Codington7,20370.79%2,97229.21%4,23141.58%10,175Corson49956.32%38743.68%11212.64%886Custer3,68075.85%1,17224.15%2,50851.69%4,852Davison4,76170.26%2,01529.74%2,74640.53%6,776Day1,50264.05%84335.95%65928.10%2,345Deuel1,41275.03%47024.97%94250.05%1,882Dewey61140.92%88259.08%-271-18.15%1,493Douglas1,21088.13%16311.87%1,04776.26%1,373Edmunds1,23078.05%34621.95%88456.09%1,576Fall River2,68576.45%82723.55%1,85852.90%3,512Faulk73081.38%16718.62%56362.76%897Grant2,20173.93%77626.07%1,42547.87%2,977Gregory1,53379.68%39120.32%1,14259.36%1,924Haakon84690.97%849.03%76281.94%930Hamlin2,03480.55%49119.45%1,54361.11%2,525Hand1,21984.36%22615.64%99368.72%1,445Hanson1,21679.84%30720.16%90959.68%1,523Harding61294.01%395.99%57388.02%651Hughes5,30473.71%1,89226.29%3,41247.42%7,196Hutchinson2,38580.74%56919.26%1,81661.48%2,954Hyde44280.22%10919.78%33360.44%551Jackson60968.50%28031.50%32937.01%889Jerauld64078.34%17721.66%46356.67%817Jones39788.22%5311.78%34476.44%450Kingsbury1,78075.46%57924.54%1,20150.91%2,359Lake3,09267.91%1,46132.09%1,63135.82%4,553Lawrence7,98269.08%3,57230.92%4,41038.17%11,554Lincoln17,43367.01%8,58432.99%8,84934.01%26,017Lyman83669.26%37130.74%46538.53%1,207Marshall1,05660.59%68739.41%36921.17%1,743McCook1,75274.33%60525.67%1,14748.66%2,357McPherson90685.96%14814.04%75871.92%1,054Meade8,57676.83%2,58623.17%5,99053.66%11,162Mellette38364.26%21335.74%17028.52%596Miner65172.90%24227.10%40945.80%893Minnehaha40,54658.88%28,31341.12%12,23317.77%68,859Moody1,57563.56%90336.44%67227.12%2,478Oglala Lakota24310.23%2,13289.77%-1,889-79.54%2,375Pennington28,66166.97%14,13833.03%14,52333.93%42,799Perkins1,09886.39%17313.61%92572.78%1,271Potter87184.07%16515.93%70668.15%1,036Roberts1,95658.79%1,37141.21%58517.58%3,327Sanborn76279.79%19320.21%56959.58%955Spink1,83772.29%70427.71%1,13344.59%2,541Stanley1,08277.51%31422.49%76855.01%1,396Sully61681.27%14218.73%47462.53%758Todd42922.87%1,44777.13%-1,018-54.26%1,876Tripp1,76081.56%39818.44%1,36263.11%2,158Turner2,78276.37%86123.63%1,92152.73%3,643Union4,70172.67%1,76827.33%2,93345.34%6,469Walworth1,57080.64%37719.36%1,19361.27%1,947Yankton5,20563.86%2,94636.14%2,25927.71%8,151Ziebach31850.56%31149.44%71.11%629Totals219,33467.02%107,91632.98%111,41834.05%327,250

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Corson (largest city: McLaughlin) Roberts (largest city: Sisseton) Ziebach (largest city: Dupree)

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