PIERRE, (KCCR) — The candidates running for South Dakota governor took part in a televised debate on South Dakota Public Broadcasting in partnership with non-profit news entity South Dakota News Watch. Candidates, Republican Governor Larry Rhoden and Democratic challenger Dan Ahlers were asked for their thoughts on the hot-button term affordability. Ahlers pointed to education as the best way to tame high costs….
Rhoden says the state has gone above and beyond Constitutional requirements for funding education…
In the one-hour debate Rhoden and Ahlers debated economic development, data centers, agriculture, child and elder care, Tribal relations, recidivism and transparency among other topics. S-D-P-B is hosting a similar debate on Thursday with the U-S House candidates, also at eight pm Central Time; seven Mountain Time.
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