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South Dakota has 3 electoral votes. South Dakota is considered a Republican state, only voting for the Democrats 4 times in its history.

2008 - 3 - John McCain (R)

2004 - 3 - George W Bush (R)

2000 - 3 - George W Bush (R)

1996 - 3 - Bob Dole (R)

1992 - 3 - George H W Bush (R)

1988 - 3 - George H W Bush (R)

1984 - 4 - Ronald Reagan (R)

1980 - 4 - Ronald Reagan (R)

1976 - 4 - Gerald Ford (R)

1972 - 4 - Richard Nixon (R)

1968 - 4 - Richard Nixon (R)

1964 - 4 - Lyndon Johnson (D)

1960 - 4 - Richard Nixon (R)

1956 - 4 - Dwight D. Eisenhower (R)

1952 - 4 - Dwight D. Eisenhower (R)

1948 - 4 - Thomas Dewey (R)

1944 - 4 - Thomas Dewey (R)

1940 - 4 - Wendell Willkie (R)

1936 - 4 - Franklin D. Roosevelt (D)

1932 - 4 - Franklin D. Roosevelt (D)

1928 - 5 - Herbert Hoover (R)

1924 - 5 - Calvin Coolidge (R)

1920 - 5 - Warren G. Harding (R)

1916 - 5 - Charles Evan Hughes (R)

1912 - 5 - Theodore Roosevelt (Progressive)

1908 - 4 - William Howard Taft (R)

1904 - 4 - Theodore Roosevelt (R)

1900 - 4 - William McKinley (R)

1896 - 4 - William Jennings Bryan (D)

1892 - 4 - Benjamin Harrison (R)

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