Fall River County Democrats of South Dakota

06/15/2026

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“There’s no quit in South Dakota!”

06/15/2026

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“City offices will be closed Friday June 19, 2026 in observance of Juneteenth”

City offices will be closed Friday June 19, 2026 in observance of Juneteenth

06/13/2026

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“Every generation has to decide whether we move closer to justice or slide backward into fear." - Julian Beaudion, candidate for United States Senate.”

06/04/2026

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“Dakota News Now sat down with Gubernatorial candidate Dan Ahlers for his reaction to the primary election and his future campaign plans.”

Story >> https://www.dakotanewsnow.com/2026/06/03/democratic-gubernatorial-candidate-dan-ahlers-reacts-republican-primary-election-results/

Dakota News Now sat down with Gubernatorial candidate Dan Ahlers for his reaction to the primary election and his future campaign plans.

Story >> https://www.dakotanewsnow.com/2026/06/03/democratic-gubernatorial-candidate-dan-ahlers-reacts-republican-primary-election-results/

06/04/2026

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“Thank you to all who ran and who came out and voted. Congratulations to those who have been elected. The City Council will meet on June 9, 2026, at 9am at the Mueller Center to canvas the election results. New council members will take office July 1.”

Thank you to all who ran and who came out and voted. Congratulations to those who have been elected. The City Council will meet on June 9, 2026, at 9am at the Mueller Center to canvas the election results. New council members will take office July 1.

06/04/2026

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“It’s Official! I am your Democratic Nominee for U.S. Senate! Let’s get to work! This Is Our Moment!”

06/04/2026

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“In case you missed it: South Dakota Democrats just won in towns that Republicans thought were ultra-red. They were wrong.

Democrats won local elections in:
- Chamberlain, SD
- Hot Springs, SD
- Huron, SD
- Kadoka, SD
- Martin, SD
- Mitchell, SD
- Rapid City, SD
- Sioux Falls, SD
- Vermillion, SD

The wave is here. Let's do this.”

In case you missed it: South Dakota Democrats just won in towns that Republicans thought were ultra-red. They were wrong.

Democrats won local elections in:
- Chamberlain, SD
- Hot Springs, SD
- Huron, SD
- Kadoka, SD
- Martin, SD
- Mitchell, SD
- Rapid City, SD
- Sioux Falls, SD
- Vermillion, SD

The wave is here. Let's do this.

06/04/2026

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“Congratulations to Nikki Gronli of Dell Rapids, who has officially earned the Democratic nomination for U.S. House and will go on to face Marty Jackley on the November ballot!”

Congratulations to Nikki Gronli of Dell Rapids, who has officially earned the Democratic nomination for U.S. House and will go on to face Marty Jackley on the November ballot!

06/02/2026

VOTE SD Primary elections today, June 2, 2026 🇺🇸

05/31/2026

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“As our nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we’re reminded of something Thomas Jefferson believed was essential to a healthy democracy: an informed citizenry that participates in the “ark of our safety” — voting.

This year, South Dakotans will see a few changes at the polls. Due to 2025 legislation (HB 1130), many municipalities have aligned their local elections with the statewide primary on Tuesday, June 2nd. That means longer ballots, more local decisions, and an even greater need for engaged voters.

From city councils to school boards, these choices shape our daily lives. SDHC encourages all South Dakotans to make their voices heard and practice one of our nation’s most enduring rights: the right to vote.

South Dakota Humanities Council empowers you to make a plan to get out and vote on June 2nd.”

Learn more here: https://sdhumanities.org/sdhc-encourages-citizens-to-get-out-and-vote/

As our nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we’re reminded of something Thomas Jefferson believed was essential to a healthy democracy: an informed citizenry that participates in the “ark of our safety” — voting.

This year, South Dakotans will see a few changes at the polls. Due to 2025 legislation (HB 1130), many municipalities have aligned their local elections with the statewide primary on Tuesday, June 2nd. That means longer ballots, more local decisions, and an even greater need for engaged voters.

From city councils to school boards, these choices shape our daily lives. SDHC encourages all South Dakotans to make their voices heard and practice one of our nation’s most enduring rights: the right to vote.

South Dakota Humanities Council empowers you to make a plan to get out and vote on June 2nd.

Learn more here: https://sdhumanities.org/sdhc-encourages-citizens-to-get-out-and-vote/