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Republican Sen. Mike Rounds leads Independent challenger Brian Bengs 56% to 37%, according to the latest South Dakota Poll sponsored by News Watch and the Chiesman Center for Democracy at the University of South Dakota.

The Oct. 12-14 survey of 500 likely voters by Mason-Dixon Polling and Strategy, 


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Gov. Larry Rhoden out-raised his Democratic opponent by a wide margin, according to his latest campaign finance filing. From the June 2 primary to Oct. 14, Rhoden's campaign saw over $1 million in individual donations, compared to Democrat Dan Ahlers' $146,000.

In the race for secretary of state, Republican candidate Rep. Heather Baxter has raised $104,889 since beginni...


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Republican Attorney General Marty Jackley leads Democrat Nikki Gronli 60% to 32%, according to the latest South Dakota Poll sponsored by News Watch and the Chiesman Center for Democracy at the University of South Dakota.

The Oct. 12-14 survey of 500 likely voters by Mason-Dixon Polling and Strategy, 


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Campaign finance reports released Monday and Tuesday have illustrated how candidates for statewide office have funded their campaigns and spent those dollars before Nov. 3.

Candidates for statewide office, including governor and executive offices like secretary of state and public utilities commission, are required to submit campaign finance reports at the end of the ye...


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Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden leads Democratic challenger Dan Ahlers 56% to 36%, according to the latest South Dakota Poll sponsored by News Watch and the Chiesman Center for Democracy at the University of South Dakota.

The Oct. 12-14 survey of 500 likely voters by Mason-Dixon Polling and Strategy, 


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