蓝潮席卷美国多地共和党票仓，但一个红州守住了阵地
丹·阿勒以“保守派民主党人”身份提出的负担能力和农村医疗保健主张，在失业率仅2%的州遭遇挫败
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发布时间：美国东部时间2026年11月6日上午11:31
民主党在全国范围取得重大进展的这一晚，南达科他州成为为数不多的共和党基本盘稳固的州之一——即便民主党在苏福尔斯周边地区取得了突破。
共和党籍州长拉里·罗登在周二的选举中赢得约63.5%的选票，几乎追平了唐纳德·特朗普总统2024年获得的63.4%得票率。民主党虽拿下4个席位，但共和党仍横扫了该州其他全州级选举，并牢牢掌控州议会的绝对多数席位。
罗登的对手是民主党人丹·阿勒，他自称“保守派民主党人”，竞选主张围绕负担能力、农村医疗保健、教育等民生议题展开。但阿勒的温和表态未能大幅缩小共和党在全州的压倒性优势，最终仅获得36.5%的选票。
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南达科他州的选举结果与其他几个深度保守的共和党票仓州形成鲜明对比：这些州的共和党虽维持了控制权，但得票率大幅缩水。在爱达荷州和怀俄明州，共和党籍州长候选人虽轻松胜选，但得票率均低于特朗普2024年的得票水平。相比之下，南达科他州的州长选举结果几乎没有变化。
德桑蒂斯称共和党中期选举失利是“灭绝级事件”，并解释为何佛罗里达能挺过难关
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2026年7月3日，共和党籍南达科他州州长拉里·罗登在该州基斯通的拉什莫尔山国家纪念公园参加集会。特朗普在拉什莫尔山举办了集会和烟花秀，拉开了美国250周年独立日庆祝活动的序幕。（奇普·索莫德维拉/盖蒂图片社）
佛罗里达州的民主党提名人戴维·乔利，竞选主题与阿勒相似——他曾是共和党人，和阿勒一样在竞选期间将负担能力和医疗保健列为优先事项。乔利将共和党得票率压低至仅50%，比该党2024年总统选举得票率低约6个百分点。田纳西州的民主党籍州长提名人也采取类似策略，大幅压缩了共和党的得票优势。
即使在州级以下的选举中，南达科他州共和党基本盘大多稳固，不过民主党确实在苏福尔斯地区拿下了4个议会席位，创下2008年以来该州民主党首次在议会选举中取得进展的纪录。
南达科他大学政治学家朱莉娅·赫尔韦格表示，失利主要集中在该州最大城市周边，那里人口增长且政治生态的保守程度有所降低，为民主党创造了更多机会。当地一名民主党官员称，反对大型数据中心项目的立场也获得了该地区部分选民的共鸣。
南达科他州众议院议长、共和党人乔恩·汉森在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时表示：“南达科他州共和党表现出色，因为我们聚焦于本州民众关心的议题，并为他们取得了实实在在的成果。关键在于，我们竞选时提出解决民众关切的问题，之后又在这些问题上为民众拿出了实际成果——不只是空谈，也不只是借口，而是切实的解决方案。这是我们民众应得的，也是我们为他们做到的。”
福克斯新闻选民调查：2026年中期选举掀起蓝潮，民主党赢得国会控制权
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前共和党众议员、佛罗里达州民主党籍州长候选人戴维·乔利于2026年4月9日周四在纽约参加全国行动网络（NAN）成立35周年大会时发言。（维克托·J·布鲁姆伯格/盖蒂图片社）
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汉森指出，州议会出台的房产税减免措施、防止数据中心建设期间公用事业成本上涨的监管政策、限制企业征收私有财产的权力，以及平衡州预算等举措，是当晚南达科他州共和党胜选的关键因素。
自去年9月以来，南达科他州的失业率一直维持在2%左右，约为美国全国平均水平的一半。2025年全年，该州平均工资也增长了约4%。数据房产网站Realtor.com显示，尽管南达科他州仍是全美生活成本最低的州之一，但2025年房租涨幅超过了工资涨幅。
联邦层面，共和党参议员迈克·朗兹以60.5%的得票率轻松连任，不过共和党也未能完全免受全国政治转向的影响。南达科他州总检察长马蒂·杰克利以约64%的得票率赢得该州联邦众议员席位，低于2024年共和党人达斯蒂·约翰逊获得的72%得票率。
南达科他州议会席位的相对温和损失，与其他共和党票仓州形成鲜明对比：得克萨斯州民主党拿下了21个由共和党控制的州众议院席位，新罕布什尔州共和党则可能从2024年赢得的222个众议院席位跌至仅107个。
民主党在选举夜的局势转变中拿下多数州长职位
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位于奥斯汀的得克萨斯州议会大厦。联邦上诉法院于周三恢复了2021年得克萨斯州关于邮寄投票和选民协助的法律的关键部分。（亚伦P·鲍尔-格里芬/GC图像）
亚利桑那州、宾夕法尼亚州、威斯康星州、佐治亚州、北卡罗来纳州和密歇根州的共和党均在周二失去了至少一个州议会 chamber 的控制权。
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南达科他州众议院多数党领袖、共和党议员斯科特·奥登巴赫在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时表示：“那些在11月3日失利的共和党人，是因为他们的行为（或不作为）与对选民的承诺不符。在南达科他州，在我们的领导下没有出现这种问题。”
Blue wave battered GOP strongholds across America, but one red state held the line
Dan Ahler’s ‘conservative Democrat’ pitch on affordability and rural healthcare fell flat in a state with 2% unemployment
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Published November 6, 2026 11:31am EST
On a night when Democrats made major gains across the country, South Dakota emerged as one of the few Republican strongholds where the GOP largely held its ground — even as Democrats made inroads around Sioux Falls.
Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden won roughly 63.5% of the vote Tuesday, nearly matching President Donald Trump’s 63.4% performance in 2024. Republicans also swept the state’s other statewide races and maintained overwhelming control of the legislature, despite Democrats picking up four seats.
Rhoden’s victory came against Democrat Dan Ahlers, who described himself as a “conservative Democrat” and campaigned on affordability, rural healthcare, education and other kitchen table issues. But his moderate pitch did little to narrow the GOP’s commanding statewide advantage, with Ahlers finishing at just 36.5% of the vote.
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South Dakota’s results stood in contrast to several other deeply Republican states where the GOP maintained control but saw its margins shrink considerably. In Idaho and Wyoming, Republican gubernatorial candidates won comfortably but finished with smaller shares of the vote than President Donald Trump secured in 2024. South Dakota’s gubernatorial result, by comparison, remained virtually unchanged.
DESANTIS CALLS GOP MIDTERM LOSSES ‘EXTINCTION-LEVEL EVENT’ — AND EXPLAINS WHY FLORIDA SURVIVED
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South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden speaks during a rally at Mount Rushmore National Memorial on July 3, 2026, in Keystone, South Dakota. Trump is holding a rally and fireworks show at Mount Rushmore, kicking off a weekend of 250th Independence Day celebrations across the country.(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
David Jolly, the Democratic nominee in Florida, ran a campaign with similar themes to Ahlers’ — pointing to the fact that he used to be a Republican and, like Ahlers, prioritized affordability and healthcare while on the campaign trail. Jolly cut the GOP’s vote share to just 50%, roughly six points below the party’s 2024 presidential performance. Tennessee’s Democratic gubernatorial nominee inflicted a similarly sharp cut on Republicans’ margins by employing a similar strategy.
Even down the ballot, South Dakota Republicans largely held their ground, though Democrats managed to flip four legislative seats in the Sioux Falls area, marking their first legislative gains in the state since 2008.
The losses were concentrated around the state’s largest city, where a growing population and a less conservative political landscape have created more opportunities for Democrats, according to University of South Dakota political scientist Julia Hellwege. Opposition to large data-center projects also resonated with some voters in the area, according to a local Democratic official.
“South Dakota Republicans did well because we took on the issues that mattered to the people of our state and delivered real results for them,” South Dakota’s Republican House speaker, Jon Hansen, told Fox News Digital. “The bottom line is that we ran on tackling the issues that mattered to people, and then we delivered real results for the people on those issues. Not just talk, not just excuses, but real solutions. It’s what our people deserve, and it’s what we delivered for them.”
FOX NEWS VOTER POLL: 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS USHER IN A BLUE WAVE AS DEMOCRATS WIN CONTROL OF CONGRESS
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Former Republican Representative David Jolly, Democratic gubernatorial candidate for Florida, speaks during the National Action Network (NAN) 35th Anniversary Convention in New York on Thursday, April 9, 2026.(Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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Hansen pointed to property tax cuts enacted by the legislature, regulations aimed at preventing utility costs from rising amid data center build-outs, curbing corporate eminent domain and balancing the state’s budget, among other efforts, as crucial in the South Dakota GOP’s success on Tuesday night.
South Dakota’s unemployment rate has been hovering around 2% since last September, roughly half the rate of the United States at large. Average wages also increased by about 4% in the state over the course of 2025. All of this occurred as South Dakota remained one of the most affordable states in the country, though rising rent costs outpaced wage growth in 2025, according to data collected by Realtor.com.
At the federal level, Republican Sen. Mike Rounds cruised to victory with 60.5% of the vote, though the GOP wasn’t entirely immune to the national shift. South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley won the state’s at-large congressional seat with roughly 64% of the vote, down from the 72% fellow Republican Dusty Johnson secured in 2024.
South Dakota’s relatively modest legislative losses stood in sharp contrast to other Republican strongholds. In Texas, Democrats flipped 21 GOP-held state House seats, while Republicans in New Hampshire were on track to fall from the 222 House seats they won in 2024 to just 107.
DEMOCRATS SEIZE MAJORITY OF GOVERNORS’ OFFICES IN ELECTION-NIGHT SHIFT
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The Texas State Capitol in Austin. A federal appeals court on Wednesday restored key parts of a 2021 Texas law governing mail-in voting and voter assistance.(AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)
Republicans in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, North Carolina and Michigan all lost control of at least one chamber of their state legislatures on Tuesday night.
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“Those Republicans who lost on Nov. 3 did so because their actions (or inaction) didn’t match their promises to voters. We didn’t have that problem in South Dakota under our leadership,” South Dakota’s GOP House Majority Leader, Rep. Scott Odenbach, told Fox News Digital.
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