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Voters reject measure that could have triggered repeal of Medicaid expansion in South Dakota

States Newsroom · November 4, 2026

South Dakota voters rejected a ballot question Tuesday that could have triggered a repeal of the state’s Medicaid expansion mandate. When The Associated Press called the race at 1:22 a.m. Wednesday, 56% of the votes were against Amendment I and 44% were in favor. Over 80% of votes statewide had been counted. Amendment…

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Voters reject measure that could have triggered repeal of Medicaid expansion in South Dakota

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