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South Dakota governor announces he will run for a full term next year
Larry Rhoden campaigns on property tax cuts and public safety in a competitive GOP primary, aiming to continue conservative policies in South Dakota.
- South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden announced he is joining the crowded Republican race for governor next June.
- Rhoden said his priorities include property tax cuts and public safety, and pledged to continue supporting low-tax, pro-gun and anti-abortion policies.
- Rhoden's biggest political victory this year was getting the state Legislature to sign off on a $650 million plan to replace the 141-year-old state penitentiary.
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The Daily Republic+3 Reposted by 3 other sources
South Dakota governor bets on policy over politics while launching campaign to keep his job
RAPID CITY — South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden launched a campaign to keep his job with an expression of his philosophy. “Good policy makes good politics,” he said. The comment came during remarks Tuesday at the Hotel Alex Johnson in downtown Rapid City, where Rhoden formally announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for governor next year in the June 2 primary election. He has competition from three other declared candidates for th…
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South Dakota governor announces he will run for a full term next year
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden says he's running to remain in office next June. Rhoden is seeking a full term after having taken over the governor's office in January when his predecessor, Kristi Noem, joined the Trump administration.
·United States
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