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» The most critical part of the One Big Beautiful Bill is permanently extending the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
30/05/25 20:48 from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds on Facebook
The most critical part of the One Big Beautiful Bill is permanently extending the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. This will drive economic growth and stop a $2,400 tax increase on the average South Dakota family. Ready to get it done!

» Photos from Leader John Thune's post
30/05/25 13:57 from Senator John Thune on Facebook
Great to visit with an impressive group of future leaders at Girls State in Vermillion yesterday.

» Meet Your 2025 School Board Election Candidates
30/05/25 12:40 from South Dakota Strong on Facebook
Meade County School Board elections are being held on Tuesday, June 3rd, Same day as Rapid City School Board elections. Low voter turn out is expected. Please, take time to vote. Education of our youth is too important to be decided by a...

» Photos from Rep. Dusty Johnson's post
29/05/25 22:37 from Rep. Dusty Johnson on Facebook
I spoke with the Vermillion Rotary Club about a range of topics including DOGE, civility in politics, and the One Big, Beautiful Bill.

» Johnson, Stanton Lead Bipartisan, Bicameral Permitting Reform
29/05/25 19:45 from Rep. Dusty Johnson on Facebook
America’s environmental review process is still done on paper, which slows down a process that is already long and tedious. My bill, the Interactive Federal Review Act, would make this process electronic, which could cut processing times...

» Pierre Woman Appointed To Serve As State Director Of USDA Rural Development
29/05/25 19:01 from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds on Facebook
Lorraine has been a valuable member of our team for over two years. We fully support her appointment as the State Director of Rural Development. With more than 30 years of experience in housing and economic development, Lorraine’s knowle...

» Photos from Rep. Dusty Johnson's post
29/05/25 14:47 from Rep. Dusty Johnson on Facebook
The American Legion Auxiliary does a great job hosting more than 250 high school seniors from across South Dakota at Girls State in Vermillion. We had a great discussion on topics ranging from civility in politics to government policy. A...

» Photos from South Dakota Strong's post
29/05/25 14:00 from South Dakota Strong on Facebook
LOW VOTER TURNOUT GIVES YOUR VOTE MORE POWER. Local elections offer a powerful way to make your voice heard. With fewer voters, your vote has more weight. You can choose the leaders who reflect your values and shape local decisions. For ...

» Toby Doeden announces candidacy for governor
29/05/25 00:22 from SoDak Governors
Aberdeen businessman Toby Doeden announced today that he will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 2026. He is the … More

» Our adversaries should never be allowed to purchase agriculture land, especially near sensitive sites
28/05/25 16:28 from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds on Facebook
Our adversaries should never be allowed to purchase agriculture land, especially near sensitive sites. It is critical that we pass my legislation, the PASS Act, to protect our farmers, land and national security.

» Photos from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds's post
27/05/25 22:48 from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds on Facebook
As of this afternoon, Huron’s post office is officially named the “First Lieutenant Thomas Michael Martin Post Office Building” to honor one of South Dakota’s heroes. 1LT Martin, a fifth-generation Beadle County native from Huron, enlist...

» Photos from Leader John Thune's post
27/05/25 22:02 from Senator John Thune on Facebook
Had a great visit in Brandon today with the folks at Spartan Emergency Response.

» Photos from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds's post
27/05/25 17:56 from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds on Facebook
Next stop in Vermillion this morning was a meeting with the Vermillion Area Chamber & Development Company. Had a great discussion with these leaders about policies made at the federal level that impact their community, including defense ...

» Photos from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds's post
27/05/25 15:18 from U.S. Senator Mike Rounds on Facebook
Always fun to speak with the young women attending South Dakota Girls State. They had great questions about public service and my work in the United States Senate. Thank you to the American Legion Auxiliary for hosting!

» People know I’m a strong proponent of teens working
27/05/25 15:08 from Rep. Dusty Johnson on Facebook
People know I’m a strong proponent of teens working. Sometimes they ask me if my sons have jobs. Yes, they do! Max works at the Corn Palace, Ben is planting trees this summer, and here is 13-year old Owen on the tractor at grandpa’s place.

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