South Dakotans might be getting weary of campaigns, but the candidates keep offering surprises. Dakota Town Hall host Murdoc talks with SDPB's Lori Walsh about the latest from the campaign trail.

South Dakota's Republican Secretary of State is urging voters to elect a Democrat to replace her. SDPB's Dakota Political Junkies explore the breadth of the office.

Brian Bengs is positioning himself as an alternative to politics-as-usual. Is the electorate looking for that kind of change? Political scientists Lisa Hager, Ph.D., and David Wiltse, Ph.D., say the road is rocky for candidates working outside the two-party system.

As state Democrats try to build momentum during the summer political doldrums, Murdoc (Brad Jurgenson) has thoughts on where they might put their focus for maximum results.

President Trump's executive order about a U.S. Postal Service rule is before the U.S. Supreme Court. How much can a president weigh in on how elections are conducted?

Gov. Larry Rhoden was not your typical incumbent. Yet he used his office to reset relationships and convince Republican primary voters he was the right candidate to carry the GOP banner in November. Seth Tupper offers analysis into Rhoden's win.

Gov. Larry Rhoden bested Aberdeen businessman Toby Doeden in a Republican runoff election. Rhoden will face Democrat Dan Ahlers in November. But first, both candidates thanked their supporters in election night speeches.

SDPB's Dakota Political Junkies discuss key successes and missteps in gubernatorial runoff campaigns.

SDPB and South Dakota News Watch partnered to host candidate conversations with the two men seeking the Republican nomination in the South Dakota gubernatorial race.

Mayday Health is seeking to block a South Dakota law that prevents advertising abortion pill information in the state. Journalist Seth Tupper brings insight from inside the courtroom.