Obama To Make First SD Visit Today
KELO Sioux Falls - Fri May 16, 10:13 am EDTToday, democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will make his first trip to South Dakota
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Today, democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will make his first trip to South Dakota
The three major networks, CNN, Fox News and The Associated Press filed a lawsuit Monday asking a federal judge to strike down a South Dakota law that prevents exit polling within 100 feet of a voting place.
Democratic presidential candidates and their supporters will descend on South Dakota the remainder of the work week
South Dakotans had their first chance to hear from a presidential candidate this week. Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., landed in Sioux Falls, S.D., May 8 for a brief rally. Clinton is running against Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., for the Democratic candidacy for president.
Starting with the return of Bill Clinton on Wednesday, Democratic presidential candidates and their supporters will descend on South Dakota the remainder of the work week.
May 17 (Bloomberg) -- Barack Obama , Democratic U.S. presidential candidate, told voters in South Dakota yesterday that Japan and South Korea must fully open their markets to U.S. beef, Kyodo News said.
Now it's Barack Obama's turn. Following a stop last Thursday by Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for a few hours at the Sioux Falls airport for a rally, rival and front-runner Obama will make his first visit of the campaign to South Dakota, the state party said this afternoon.
Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama made his first stop in South Dakota Friday.
Florence Steen was laid to rest Thursday, two weeks after casting a once-in-a-lifetime vote for Hillary Clinton that, turns out, South Dakota law will not allow.
It’s time for a slumbering Republican Party to wake up because, despite a seemingly dismal election year outlook, there is reason to believe the party can win in November, South Dakota Public Utilities Commissioner Dusty Johnson said Tuesday night.
BATH, South Dakota (Reuters) - Sitting on board Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign plane are the remnants of a colorful balloon replica of the candidate, once nearly life-size but now almost deflated and shriveled.