2014 South Dakota Attorney General election

none February 2026 October 2025 2014 South Dakota Attorney General election South Dakota presidential no 2010 South Dakota Attorney General election 2010 November 4, 2014 2018 South Dakota Attorney General election 2018 File:US_District_Attorney_Marty_Jackley.png 150x150px Marty Jackley Republican Party (United States) 179,071 82.00% File:3x4.svg Chad Haber Libertarian Party (United States) 45,856 18.00% 260px County resultsJackley: #e37f7f 50–60% #d75d5d 60–70% #d72f30 70–80% #c21b18 80–90% #A80000 >90%Haber: #F1C92A 50–60% #deb02a 60–70% Attorney General Marty Jackley Republican Party (United States) Marty Jackley Republican Party (United States) The 2014 South Dakota Attorney General election was held on November 4, 2014, to elect the attorney general of South Dakota. Republican incumbent Marty Jackley won re-election to a second full term after first being appointed to the position in 2009. Jackley defeated Chad Haber of the Libertarian Party in a landslide. The Democratic Party did not run a candidate. The Libertarian Party ran a negative campaign, accusing Jackley of large-scale corruption. Haber is the husband of former U.S. Senate candidate Annette Bosworth, who was, at the time, being investigated by the attorney general's office on 12 felony election law charges. A year after the election, Haber still owed over $6,000 for multiple violations of campaign finance law.Heidelberger Cory Allen Jackley Campaigner Pankratz Talks Tobacco, Haber, and Hawaii https://dakotafreepress.com/2015/05/14/jackley-campaigner-pankratz-talks-tobacco-haber-and-hawaii/ Dakota Free Press 25 October 2025 14 May 2015 Background In 2009, Republican Marty Jackley was first appointed attorney general by then-governor Mike Rounds. Jackley succeeded one-term Republican incumbent Larry Long, who opted to be appointed by Governor Mike Rounds to be a circuit court judge in Sioux Falls. Jackley was then elected in 2010 for his first full term.South Dakota 2014 General Election https://www.thegreenpapers.com/G14/SD The Green Papers 25 October 2025 Republican convention Jackley ran unopposed for the Republican nomination at the August 2014 convention. Candidates Nominee Marty Jackley, incumbent attorney generalSouth Dakota Attorney General election, 2014 https://ballotpedia.org/South_Dakota_Attorney_General_election,_2014 Ballotpedia 25 October 2025 en Libertarian convention Candidates Nominee Chad Haber, healthcare workerMontgomery David Libertarians nominate Chad Haber for attorney general https://www.argusleader.com/story/davidmontgomery/2014/08/09/chad-haber-attorney-general/13830073/ Argus Leader 25 October 2025 Eliminated at convention Kurt Evans, former U.S. Senate candidate (later ran for state auditor) Bob Newland, former Attorney General candidate Results 2014 South Dakota Attorney General Libertarian Convention resultsCandidateVotesPercentageChad Haber1550.00%Kurt Evans1033.33%Bob Newland310.00%None of the above26.66%Total00 3000 100.00% General election Results 2014 South Dakota Attorney General election Republican Party (United States) Marty Jackley (incumbent) 208,848 82.00% Libertarian Party (United States) Chad Haber 45,856 18.00% 254,704 100.00% Republican Party (United States) By county Countyhttps://sdsos.gov/elections-voting/election-resources/election-history/2014/2014GeneralStateCanvass.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20251001122102/https://sdsos.gov/elections-voting/election-resources/election-history/2014/2014GeneralStateCanvass.pdf October 1, 2025 live State Canvass Gant Jason Jason Gant November 12, 2014 Secretary of State of South Dakota August 14, 2026Marty JackleyRepublicanChad HaberLibertarianMarginTotal#%#%#%Aurora88582.94%18217.06%70365.89%1,067Beadle4,43383.80%85716.20%3,57667.60%5,290Bennett64475.94%20424.06%44051.89%848Bon Homme1,83382.68%38417.32%1,44965.36%2,217Brookings6,75380.83%1,60219.17%5,15161.65%8,355Brown8,56178.06%2,40621.94%6,15556.12%10,967Brule1,44284.97%25515.03%1,18769.95%1,697Buffalo24358.70%17141.30%7217.39%414Butte2,57184.02%48915.98%2,08268.04%3,060Campbell52889.19%6410.81%46478.38%592Charles Mix2,36880.65%56819.35%1,80061.31%2,936Clark1,15085.00%20315.00%94769.99%1,353Clay2,38273.63%85326.37%1,52947.26%3,235Codington7,02183.52%1,38516.48%5,63667.05%8,406Corson51263.37%29636.63%21626.73%808Custer2,84883.45%56516.55%2,28366.89%3,413Davison4,86685.53%82314.47%4,04371.07%5,689Day1,65576.76%50123.24%1,15453.53%2,156Deuel1,38783.76%26916.24%1,11867.51%1,656Dewey80961.90%49838.10%31123.79%1,307Douglas1,13992.30%957.70%1,04484.60%1,234Edmunds1,33485.29%23014.71%1,10470.59%1,564Fall River2,16980.57%52319.43%1,64661.14%2,692Faulk71487.29%10412.71%61074.57%818Grant2,15581.35%49418.65%1,66162.70%2,649Gregory1,48987.49%21312.51%1,27674.97%1,702Haakon78192.54%637.46%71885.07%844Hamlin1,81486.26%28913.74%1,52572.52%2,103Hand1,25690.10%1389.90%1,11880.20%1,394Hanson1,06686.32%16913.68%89772.63%1,235Harding52089.81%5910.19%46179.62%579Hughes5,95289.13%72610.87%5,22678.26%6,678Hutchinson2,35690.48%2489.52%2,10880.95%2,604Hyde51089.63%5910.37%45179.26%569Jackson65977.44%19222.56%46754.88%851Jerauld66988.03%9111.97%57876.05%760Jones42092.11%367.89%38484.21%456Kingsbury1,62883.49%32216.51%1,30666.97%1,950Lake3,69183.72%71816.28%2,97367.43%4,409Lawrence6,69481.79%1,49018.21%5,20463.59%8,184Lincoln13,51486.46%2,11613.54%11,39872.92%15,630Lyman95180.94%22419.06%72761.87%1,175Marshall1,19879.23%31420.77%88458.47%1,512McCook1,64386.84%24913.16%1,39473.68%1,892McPherson85688.61%11011.39%74677.23%966Meade6,82985.62%1,14714.38%5,68271.24%7,976Mellette46974.44%16125.56%30848.89%630Miner68185.88%11214.12%56971.75%793Minnehaha39,81781.51%9,03418.49%30,78363.01%48,851Moody1,72978.88%46321.12%1,26657.76%2,192Pennington25,42182.10%5,54417.90%19,87764.19%30,965Perkins1,06085.14%18514.86%87570.28%1,245Potter1,00990.74%1039.26%90681.47%1,112Roberts2,17974.67%73925.33%1,44049.35%2,918Sanborn68484.76%12315.24%56169.52%807Shannon68031.01%1,51368.99%-833-37.98%2,193Spink1,92883.18%39016.82%1,53866.35%2,318Stanley1,09188.70%13911.30%95277.40%1,230Sully59290.24%649.76%52880.49%656Todd82345.29%99454.71%-171-9.41%1,817Tripp1,84587.48%26412.52%1,58174.96%2,109Turner2,59885.01%45814.99%2,14070.03%3,056Union3,77881.49%85818.51%2,92062.99%4,636Walworth1,55886.22%24913.78%1,30972.44%1,807Yankton5,61781.25%1,29618.75%4,32162.51%6,913Ziebach39169.33%17330.67%21838.65%564Totals208,84882.00%45,85618.00%162,99263.99%254,704 Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Buffalo (largest city: Fort Thompson) Corson (largest city: McLaughlin) Dewey (largest city: North Eagle Butte) Counties that flipped from Democratic to Libertarian Shannon (largest city: Pine Ridge) Todd (largest city: Mission) Notes See also 2014 South Dakota elections References External links Elections & Voting – South Dakota Secretary of State attorney South Dakota Category:South Dakota Attorney General elections