U.S. House · SD At-large
An incumbent has a record; a challenger has statements. We show each what it is.
Nicole Gronli
Stated positions
Nikki advocates for increased investment in public schools, trade schools, and universities to address shrinking budgets and staff shortages.
Nikki declares healthcare to be a human right and advocates for affordable coverage for working families, farmers, and small businesses.
Nikki supports strengthening agricultural safety nets, improving disaster response programs, and providing flexible financing for farmers.
Nikki strongly supports respecting tribal sovereignty and honoring the government-to-government relationship between Tribal Nations and the U.S.
Nikki opposes across-the-board tariffs, calling them a tax that causes inflation, hurts families, and creates supply issues for businesses.
Money — FEC
$261.8K
Marty Jackley
Stated positions
The candidate supports putting 'America first' as part of the Trump agenda.
The candidate explicitly supports cutting taxes as part of the Trump agenda.
The candidate pledges to back police, sheriffs, and prosecutors with tools and respect, emphasizing public safety and putting violent criminals behind bars.
The candidate states that the right to keep and bear arms is non-negotiable, boasts an A+ rating from the NRA, and vows to defend the Second Amendment.
The candidate advocates for 'less Washington red tape' to support farmers and ranchers.
The candidate strongly advocates for securing the border, finishing the wall, and supporting law enforcement to stop drug trafficking.
Money — FEC
$1.4M