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South Dakota lawmakers want to prevent 'faithless electors' in future presidential elections Joe Sneve, Sioux Falls Argus Leader PIERRE — Odds are slim that Gov. Kristi Noem, Lt. Gov. Larry Rhoden or any other person picked to be a presidential elector for the state of South Dakota wouldn't vote with their party. But after a 2020 election cycle that had former President Donald Trump calling on state legislatures where President Joe Biden won the popular vote to defy their constituents and cast their elector votes for him anyway, lawmakers in South Dakota want to firm up ele...

South Dakota Republican Party chairman Dan Lederman, Vice Chair Linda Rausch, Secretary Marilyn Oakes, and Treasurer Justin Bell were all re-elected on a unanimous ballot this morning at the SDGOP biennial party elections held today in Pierre. With nearly 100 of the party faithful participating in person or over zoom, the party quickly disposed of the election formalities, and moved into reorganizing their regional leaders for participation in the party’s executive board. Share this:

South Dakota Congressional delegation, governor condemn storming of U.S. Capitol A mob supporting President Donald Trump broke through a police barricade and entered the Capitol building earlier in the afternoon on Wednesday, disrupting Congress' Electoral College certification for former Vice President Joe Biden as president. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | × A mob gathers in front of the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington on Jan. 6. (REUTERS/Stephanie Keith) WASHINGTON, D.C. — South Dakota's three-man Congressional delegation were moved to a safe and in a...

A mob supporting President Donald Trump broke through a police barricade and entered the Capitol building earlier in the afternoon on Wednesday, disrupting Congress' Electoral College certification for former Vice President Joe Biden as president.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem looked past President Trump in a speech to Republican National Committee members, saying the party’s failure to deliver for people on key issues led to defeat in a pair of Senate runoff elections that handed control of the Senate to the Democratic Party.