Rhoden, Rounds and Jackley will stop in Sioux Falls as part of bus tour
A trio of Republican candidates seeking election or re-election stopped in Rapid City on Oct. 26, on a “Get out the Vote" bus tour. Their last stop will be in Sioux Falls on Thursday. Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden is campaigning for governor for the first time as he finishes out his role filling out the remainder of former Gov. Kristi Noem’s term after she began work in the Trump Administration. He is up against Democrat Dan Ahlers . Republican Sen. Mike Rounds is running for another term in the U.S. Senate against Independent Brian Bengs , and S.D. Attorney General Marty Jackley is running for the United States House of Representatives against Democrat Nikki Gronli. Stops on the tour have also included Wall, Pierre, Oacoma and Mitchell. The remainder of stops include Oct. 28 in Oacoma and Mitchell; and Oct. 29 in Watertown, Madison, Brookings and Sioux Falls, which starts at 9 a.m. at Campaign Headquarters, 601 N. Main St. Topics included affordability, tax breaks, promoting pro-business environments, the importance of Ellsworth Air Force Base, balancing the budget, the second-amendment, pro-life stances and keeping the Republican Party in control. However, none of the candidates mentioned President Donald Trump — the