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U.S. House Democratic Party Candidate sets economic priorities focused on affordability (opens the original)
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As increased prices hit consumers, Democrats seeking federal office have centered their campaigns on the issue. The only Democrat in South Dakota seeking a Congressional seat this election is also campaigning with the issue front and center. Two Democrats in the state announced their “shared vision” of the state’s future at a press conference Wednesday. “South Dakotans are struggling right now, and what we’re hearing on the other side is desire for the status quo and that things are fine," Nikki
Flow rates, campaigns, U.S Judiciary and more | Today's Stories | Oct. 01 (opens the original)
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See the audio attached above to listen to the full news update/podcast. Each day, SDPB brings you statewide news coverage. We then compile those stories into a daily podcast. Subscribe on Apple and Spotify.______________________________________________________________________________________ Below is a transcript of today's podcast: With SDPB News, I'm Jackson Dircks. It's Thursday, Oct. 01; here are today's stories. As increased prices hit consumers, Democrats seeking federal office across the
Coalition forms opposing legislature-proposed Constitutional change to Medicaid expansion (opens the original)
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A coalition opposing a proposed Constitutional Amendment is urging voters against passage. Among the opponents is the longest-serving female legislator in state history. Amendment I asks voters if they want to continue with Medicaid Expansion contingent on the federal government continuing to fund it at 90%. Currently the federal and state governments share costs at a 90-10 split. If that shifts to more on the state, the attorney general’s official statement says Medicaid Expansion would end. Re
Rhoden, Ahlers discuss affordability, water infrastructure and other issues at SDPB/SD News Watch debate (opens the original)
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Voters are choosing who they want to govern South Dakota for the next four years this November. There are two options: incumbent Republican Larry Rhoden and Democrat challenger Dan Ahlers. The two squared off in a debate Monday night hosted by SDPB and South Dakota News Watch. They touched on over a dozen topics, including affordability. Rhoden said one of the biggest issues he's been hearing connected to affordability is property tax. He touted two property tax relief measures he supported last
Asia Society Listening Tour comes as U.S.-China relationship looms over state’s top industry (opens the original)
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South Dakota farmers are coming off the sting of a 2025 harvest where China bought significantly less U.S. soybeans. That includes South Dakota soybeans. A delegation from the Asia Society walked around a soybean farm as part of a visit in Sioux Falls. The group is kicking off its “Listening Tour” in Sioux Falls. The tour is dedicated to educating Chinese citizens about the American heartland and how these communities might connect to the country. Yangyang Cheng, a senior fellow with the organiz
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