2016 South Dakota Republican presidential primary

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2016 South Dakota Republican presidential primary
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29 pledged delegates to the Republican National Convention
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Candidate Donald Trump Ted Cruz
(withdrawn)		 John Kasich
(withdrawn)
Home state New York Texas Ohio
Delegate count2900
Popular vote44,867 [1] 11,35210,660
Percentage67.09%16.97%15.94%
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Election results by county.
  Donald Trump
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%
  80–90%

The 2016 South Dakota Republican presidential primary was held on June 7 in the U.S. state of South Dakota as one of the Republican Party's primaries ahead of the 2016 presidential election. [2]

Contents

The Republican Party's primaries in California, Montana, New Jersey and New Mexico were held the same day. The Democratic primaries in the same five states happened concurrently, including the South Dakota Democratic primary.

Results

South Dakota Republican primary, June 7, 2016
CandidateVotesPercentageActual delegate count
BoundUnboundTotal
Donald Trump44,86767.09%29029
Ted Cruz (withdrawn)11,35216.97%000
John Kasich (withdrawn)10,66015.94%000
Unprojected delegates:000
Total:66,879100.00%29029
Source: The Green Papers

Results by county

CountyTrumpCruzKasich
VotesPercentageVotesPercentageVotesPercentage
Aurora [3] 13663.85%5023.47%2712.68%
Beadle [4] 45464.67%14019.94%10815.38%
Bennett [5] 17975.21%3012.61%2912.18%
Bon Homme [6] 34367.52%9418.50%7113.98%
Brookings [7] 91556.87%31919.83%37523.31%
Brown [8] 1,40764.69%39718.25%37117.06%
Brule [9] 24567.31%6116.76%5815.93%
Buffalo [10] 3777.08%612.50%510.42%
Butte [11] 1,07471.08%24616.28%19112.64%
Campbell [12] 35578.89%5211.56%439.56%
Charles Mix [13] 40470.26%11319.65%5810.09%
Clark [14] 17963.48%5017.73%5318.79%
Clay [15] 32056.64%10218.05%14325.31%
Codington [16] 147367.26%33615.34%38117.40%
Corson [17] 12670.79%3720.79%158.43%
Custer [18] 1,06871.73%22615.18%19513.10%
Davison [19] 80868.19%16313.76%21418.06%
Day [20] 24972.59%4813.99%4613.41%
Deuel [21] 14154.23%5922.69%6023.08%
Dewey [22] 17876.72%3213.79%229.48%
Douglas [23] 26263.59%8219.90%6816.50%
Edmunds [24] 42676.21%7513.42%5810.38%
Fall River [25] 92370.89%21116.21%16812.90%
Faulk [26] 21673.22%5317.97%268.81%
Grant [27] 85068.05%18815.05%21116.89%
Gregory [28] 34177.15%6013.57%419.28%
Haakon [29] 39780.36%5811.74%397.89%
Hamlin [30] 48960.82%%19624.38%11914.80%
Hand [31] 38569.37%9316.76%7713.87%
Hanson [32] 30574.21%6315.33%4310.46%
Harding [33] 29877.40%5614.55%318.05%
Hughes [34] 160662.69%35513.86%60123.46%
Hutchinson [35] 62264.39%19420.08%15015.53%
Hyde [36] 9672.73%2115.91%1511.36%
Jackson [37] 15372.51%2612.32%3215.17%
Jerauld [38] 9059.60%3120.53%3019.87%
Jones [39] 17574.15%3313.98%2811.86%
Kingsbury [40] 42165.99%10015.67%11718.34%
Lake [41] 61965.43%15616.49%17118.08%
Lawrence [42] 1,80168.58%37214.17%45317.25%
Lincoln [43] 1,76061.32%58720.45%52318.22%
Lyman [44] 43274.48%7312.59%7512.93%
Marshall [45] 16361.51%4215.85%6022.64%
McCook [46] 32063.87%10120.16%8015.97%
McPherson [47] 34067.33%9017.82%7514.85%
Meade [48] 2,20570.47%49815.92%42613.61%
Mellette [49] 8781.31%87.48%1211.21%
Miner [50] 9864.05%2918.95%2616.99%
Minnehaha [51] 5,20661.21%1,70120.00%1,59818.79%
Moody [52] 19661.25%7222.50%5216.25%
Oglala Lakota [53] 4863.16%1114.47%1722.37%
Pennington [54] 8,16268.64%1,92916.22%1,80015.14%
Perkins [55] 44172.18%10817.68%6210.15%
Potter [56] 57976.59%10814.29%699.13%
Roberts [57] 28671.50%6115.25%5313.25%
Sanborn [58] 12273.49%2816.87%169.64%
Spink [59] 30267.56%8218.34%6314.09%
Stanley [60] 35273.33%459.38%8317.29%
Sully [61] 13366.83%4321.61%2311.56%
Todd [62] 9052.94%5431.76%2615.29%
Tripp [63] 45277.80%7412.74%559.47%
Turner [64] 38467.37%11019.30%7613.33%
Union [65] 64468.15%16117.04%14014.81%
Walworth [66] 77475.29%14213.81%11210.89%
Yankton [67] 64663.58%18618.31%18418.11%
Ziebach [68] 7968.70%2521.74%119.57%
Total [69] 44,86767.09%11,35216.97%10,66015.94%

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