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South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden won a primary runoff election on July 28, 2026, with 70.5% of the vote against Toby Doeden, a Bitcoin advocate. This runoff was the first in the state's history, and Rhoden will now advance to the general election against former Democratic state Senator Dan Ahlers in November. Key campaign issues included property taxes and tax relief measures.
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South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden won a primary runoff election on July 28, 2026, with 70.5% of the vote against Toby Doeden, a Bitcoin advocate. This runoff was the first in the state's history, and Rhoden will now advance to the general election against former Democratic state Senator Dan Ahlers in November. Key campaign issues included property taxes and tax relief measures.
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GOP governor survives challenge from Bitcoin evangelist in gubernatorial runoff
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden Wins Primary Runoff Against Toby Doeden