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State Auditor
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Who is running
2 candidates on the ballot, from South Dakota Secretary of State. Photos come from each candidate's own campaign site.
Catherine Barranco
Republican
Barranco’s campaign says she has bachelor’s and master’s degrees in economics and a finance background. It also says she worked at Walmart corporate headquarters on financial matters and supported financial-fraud investigations at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Tom Cool
Democratic
Tom Cool spent about 38 years as executive director of the Dakota Council on College Admissions. He is a Sioux Falls resident and has previously been the Democratic nominee for state auditor and secretary of state.
Source: South Dakota Public Broadcasting
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Where the candidates stand
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Where do the State Auditor candidates in Rapid City stand on taxes and spending?
Catherine Barranco (Republican)
She says that, as state auditor, she will identify savings, improve government efficiency, and create opportunities for tax relief. (Catherine Barranco South Dakota State Auditor)
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More on the Rapid City ballot

Governor and Lieutenant GovernorLarry Rhoden & Tony Venhuizen, Dan Ahlers & Steven McCleerey

Secretary of StateHeather Baxter, Tamara J. Lesnar, Terrence Davis
Attorney GeneralLance Russell
State TreasurerMelissa Hull, Margaret Kuipers
Commissioner of School and Public LandsBrock Greenfield, Raeann Mettler
Public Utilities CommissionerDon Haggar, Frank Kloucek
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