Secretary of State Candidates Clash Over Endorsement

Secretary of State Candidates Clash Over Endorsement

Democrat Secretary of State candidate Ben Nesselhuf, of Vermillion, fended off verbal jabs from candidate Jason Gant, R-Sioux Falls, at Saturday’s Corn Palace debates in Mitchell.

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Funny Name. Serious Candidate.

Funny Name. Serious Candidate.

Some of our youngest supporters gathered recently to talk about the campaign.

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Meet Ben Nesselhuf

Meet Ben Nesselhuf

A native South Dakotan raised in a family that values public service, Ben has had a distinguished legislative career in the South Dakota House of Representatives and the State Senate.

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  • Ben has always been a thoughtful and hard working leader for South Dakota, and I know that he will bring those same qualities to the Secretary of State’s office. He is a man who puts people above politics, and he’ll work hard to earn this office and to make a real difference in Pierre. Go Ben Go!

    — Matt McLarty, Sioux Falls

  • As a young person in South Dakota, I look forward to having someone in office that I know will ensure my right to a ballot for years to come. Ben Nesselhuf is that person.

    — Jared Ellefson, Brookings

  • Ben is going to be a great Secretary of State! In the legislature he has been a champion of voter’s rights and open government. I know Ben is exactly who we need in this important office.

    — Matt Parker, Sioux Falls

  • As you go to Democratic gatherings around the State, most of the people present date back to the good ole’ years of McGovern & Kneip. But something new is blowing in the wind – more young people are coming out & the leader of this charge is our friend Ben. Ben is the face of the future – and that’s why I support him in his run for Secretary of State.

    — Bill Walsh, Deadwood

  • Ben grew up in a caring family – he learned the meaning and importance of compassion in everyday living. This is reflected in his role in public service: Ben is concerned about people. He is concerned about those who need a helping hand. He speaks for those who have no voice and listens to those who can only whisper their needs in a noisy world.

    — Larry Dahlstrom, Rapid City

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