South Dakota power brokers: State's influence on federal government reaches zenith
Mount Rushmore State brethren dot White House, Capitol Hill rosters
The fallout of the 2024 election finds several South Dakotans at the center of the decision-making that will take place over at least the next two years. From control of the most powerful deliberative body in the world to key posts in Congress to the leader of one of the most consequential federal departments, South Dakotans are positioned to be at the table when decisions are made.
Here’s a look at who they are and what they do:
