Gov. Noem to Participate in Hobo Day at SDSU

Gov. Noem to Participate in Hobo Day at SDSU

Wraps Up First Week of RV Tour

BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA – Today, Governor Kristi Noem will participate in Hobo Day at South Dakota State University (SDSU) in Brookings. She and dozens of campaign volunteers will march in the Hobo Day parade at 9:30 am. She will then attend SDSU’s game vs. Indiana State at 2pm. SDSU is Governor Noem’s alma mater.

The day in Brookings will wrap up the week for Governor Noem’s RV tour across the state. She kicked off the tour on Wednesday, leaving Pierre for town halls in Spearfish and Deadwood.

On Thursday, Governor Noem held multiple townhalls in Rapid City and visited local businesses like the Millstone, Prairies Edge, and Black Hills Bagels. She ended the night at a high school football game in Wall.

On Friday, Governor Noem held a townhall in Chamberlain before visiting Bad River Jerky and a local art gallery. She then held another townhall in Mitchell, visited Main Street Mercantile, and spent some time on a combine with Senator Josh Klumb. She closed the day in Sioux Falls with a visit to Fair Market and a “thank you” visit to volunteers in the Sioux Falls campaign office.

 The RV tour will continue strong next week! Stay tuned for Governor Noem to visit a community near you.

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Governor Noem To Host Trick-or-Treat Festivities at Governor’s Residence Monday

Governor Noem To Host Trick-or-Treat Festivities at Governor’s Residence Monday

PIERRE, S.D. – Governor Kristi Noem and First Gentleman Bryon Noem will host the annual trick-or-treat festivities at the Governor’s Residence in Pierre on Monday, Oct. 31, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. CT.

“Stopping at the Governor’s Residence for Halloween is a tradition we enjoy being part of,” saidGovernor Kristi Noem. “We love to see all of the children in their costumes!”

Gov. Noem asks children and parents across South Dakota to observe the following Halloween safety tips:

  • Trick-or-treat during daylight hours or take a flashlight if going out after dark;
  • Add reflective tape to costumes and trick-or-treat bags;
  • Make sure vision is clear when wearing masks or other head garb;
  • Adults should accompany young children; unaccompanied children should trick-or-treat in groups; and
  • Inspect candy before consuming; discard anything suspicious.

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Gov. Noem to Campaign with Tulsi Gabbard in Rapid City and Sioux Falls

Gov. Noem to Campaign with Tulsi Gabbard in Rapid City and Sioux Falls

 RAPID CITY & SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA – On Wednesday, November 2, Governor Kristi Noem will host campaign rallies in both Sioux Falls and Rapid City with former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, who left the Democrat Party due to its extreme left-wing positions.

Additionally, the Kristi for Governor campaign launched an ad featuring Rep. Gabbard. The ad is called, “Reject the Extreme.”

“Extremists like Jamie Smith are why I left the Democrat Party,” Tulsi Gabbard says in the ad. “Kristi Noem is a friend of mine. We believe in defending Freedom and protecting what makes this country so special. South Dakota is a place of Freedom – let’s keep it that way. Vote Kristi Noem for Governor.”

Tulsi points out Jamie Smith’s extreme liberal beliefs, like support for raising taxes, mandating vaccines, and taking away 2nd Amendment gun rights.

While serving in Congress together, Kristi Noem and Tulsi Gabbard were friends and workout buddies despite their different partisan affiliations.

The Rapid City rally will take place on Wednesday at 9am MT at the Holiday Inn Rapid City Downtown Convention Center. You can sign up for the Rapid City event here.

The Sioux Falls rally will take place on Wednesday at 6pm CT at the South Dakota Military Heritage Alliance. You can sign up for the Sioux Falls event here.

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Gov. Noem to Host Sioux Falls Rally with Gov. Glenn Youngkin

Gov. Noem to Host Sioux Falls Rally with Gov. Glenn Youngkin

SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA – On Wednesday, November 2, Governor Kristi Noem will host a campaign rally in Sioux Falls with special guest Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin. The rally will take place at the Hilton Garden Inn Downtown at 3pm CT.

Governor Glenn Youngkin was elected in a blue state last year despite long odds and a well-funded well-known opponent. He remained focused on the concerns of Virginia parents, including opposition to Critical Race Theory.

You can sign up for the event here.

WHAT: Kristi for Governor rally
WHO: Governor Kristi Noem and Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin
WHEN: Doors open at 2:30 pm CT; rally begins at 3pm CT
WHERE: Hilton Garden Inn Sioux Falls Downtown, 201 E. 8th St. Sioux Falls, SD 57103

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Release: Jennifer Keintz, Dem. Nominee for Lieutenant Governor, Prefers “Elite Institutions” to SD Universities

Jennifer Keintz, Dem. Nominee for Lieutenant Governor, Prefers “Elite Institutions” to SD Universities

 PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA – In 2019, in a letter to the editor to the New York Times, Jennifer Keintz said that she will “strongly suggest elite institutions” when it comes time for her daughter to attend college, not South Dakota universities. Jennifer Keintz is the Democrat nominee for South Dakota Lieutenant Governor.

In the letter, Keintz said that SDSU is not a “prestigious university” and that it didn’t “open doors” for her. You can find the letter here.

“Does Jamie Smith condone his running mate’s elitist rhetoric?” said Governor Kristi Noem. “I went to Northern State and graduated from SDSU. I love these schools. If Jamie is a ‘moderate,’ why did he pick such a liberal running mate?”

Jennifer Keintz has made other radical claims during this election cycle, including advocating for biological males to compete in girls’ sports. Jennifer Keintz was rated the most liberal South Dakota legislator.

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I’m not the only one who thinks the SDSU poll was way, way off..

From Twitter, I think the universal view is that the SDSU poll whiffed it badly with their methodology.

Governor Kristi Noem calls out Jennifer Keintz for preferring “elite institutions” over South Dakota schools

From Twitter, looks like Jennifer Keintz is drawing some fire from Governor Noem over something I’d pointed out a while ago. That Keintz is a bit of a snob, and wasn’t afraid to tell people so:

Jamie Smith prefers the results from the SDSU poll. What does his running mate think?

Oh No!  In light of the Emerson college poll that shows Jamie Smith’s popularity among the electorate underwater, and shows him getting stomped by nearly 20 points, the Democrat candidate for Governor says he likes the results from the SDSU e-mail poll better:

I wonder what Smith’s running mate has to say about South Dakota Universities versus some East Coast elite institution?

I will strongly suggest elite institutions. Despite my own positive experience and my desire for it to not matter, it absolutely does.”

Jennifer Keintz, to the NY Times on which institutions matter more.