Larry Rhoden secured the Republican nomination for governor in South Dakota, while John Thune weighed in on state politics.
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What happened
Larry Rhoden secured the Republican nomination for governor in South Dakota, while John Thune weighed in on state politics.
Who's involved
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Larry Rhoden, Dusty Johnson, and Jon Hansen are facing off in the South Dakota Republican primary for the governor's seat.Also in this story
- Larry Rhoden and Dusty Johnson competed for the Republican nomination, resulting in Kristi Noem stepping down and Rhoden assuming office.
- Larry Rhoden is running for SD governor, and the primary results show he carried Lawrence and Butte counties. His home county is Meade.
- Jon Hansen and Dusty Johnson were targeted by opposing campaigns.
The entities involved
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South Dakota
state of the United States of America
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Larry Rhoden
American politician
Related events
- Rhoden held campaign events in Sioux Falls and Watertown, addressing teacher salary data from state education bodies.
- Larry Rhoden, serving as Governor of South Dakota, is leading state policy initiatives.
- Governor Rhoden supports a housing assistance program in South Dakota.
- Rhoden secured additional federal funding for South Dakota Highway Patrol troopers.
- Larry Rhoden criticized Donald Trump's policy decisions that affect the interests of South Dakota.