Where Rapid City candidates stand on farming, land and water
8 sourced statements in 5 races. Every candidate in each race is listed, including those with nothing on record. Nobody is scored or ranked.
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U.S. House, South Dakota at-large district
- Marty Jackley (Republican)
Agriculture: He says he will fight for fair markets, honest trade, and less federal red tape for farmers and ranchers. (Marty Jackley for Congress)
- Nicole "Nikki" Gronli (Democratic)
Agriculture: She says she will work to protect South Dakota agriculture and support free and open markets that reward farmers and ranchers. (Nikki G for SD)
Commissioner of School and Public Lands
- Brock Greenfield (Republican)
Land leases: He supports responsible use of grazing, mineral, gas, and other land leases. (Brock Greenfield campaign site)
Land stewardship: He lists stewardship of public lands and dams as a priority. (Brock Greenfield campaign site)
- Raeann Mettler (Democratic)
Land stewardship: She says she would manage trust lands and public assets to generate sustainable revenue for K–12 schools, universities, and other public institutions while protecting the lands for future generations. (Mettler for SD)
State Senate, District 32 (partial city coverage not verified)
- Helene Duhamel (Republican, incumbent)
Water security: She identifies water security as her major issue for western South Dakota and says the state should plan for future water needs. (Helene Duhamel for Senate)
- Jeff Shelton (Democratic)
No public statement found in our sources.
State House, District 32
- Zachary Martin (Republican)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Steve Duffy (Republican, incumbent)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Nicole Uhre-Balk (Democratic, incumbent)
Mining and water: She says she wants to modernize mining laws and protect Black Hills water and other natural resources. (Nicole Uhre-Balk campaign website)
- Samuel Hare Sr (Independent)
No public statement found in our sources.
State House of Representatives, District 33
- Phil Jensen (Republican)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Curt Massie (Republican)
Agriculture: He says he farms and ranches and advocates for agriculture, including property-tax reform. (Curt Massie campaign website)
- Kari Hall (Democratic)
No public statement found in our sources.