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  1. Candidates remain in a Senate race after Julian Beaudion dropped out, following a 2022 unsuccessful run by Brian Bengs against John Thune.

In the South Dakota Democratic Party, Merrill is the Chair, overseeing the current two-person Senate race between Brian Bengs and Mike Rounds.

10 reports, 9 independent Updated Sep 9
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In the South Dakota Democratic Party, Merrill is the Chair, overseeing the current two-person Senate race between Brian Bengs and Mike Rounds.

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  1. Brian Bengs criticized the war in Iran as unconstitutional and called for an endgame strategy, while also stating the need to outpace China in AI.Sub-event
  2. A review ordered during Biden's administration is underway, involving rivals in the upcoming November 3rd election cycle.Sub-event
  3. Brian Bengs claims to be tied with Mike Rounds in a poll.Sub-event
  4. The two-person Senate race between Brian Bengs and Mike Rounds is underway, with Merrill as the South Dakota Democratic Party Chair.1 source
  5. Bengs held small investments in IBM and Kyndryl and criticized Rounds for accepting large donations.1 source

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