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South Dakota will hold its federal and state primary elections June 8.
Thanks to the generous contributions of NFIB members and Visa, the students will get $1,000 head start for college.
The specter of a special session, and future tax increases loom, reports State Director Lindsey Riter-Rapp from the state Capitol.
Small business owners will get some relief with reduced surcharges and reform that more accurately reflects each employer's actual layoff experience.
Let's thank U.S. Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, who supported small business and voted against this bad bill!
The two-week break will be used to debate a $40 million chop out of the state's spending plan, and we score a big victory in winning UI tax reductions.
All legislation has been acted on by either House or Senate. The last day of session will be March 12.
NFIB/South Dakota members can find the resources here to check on proper compliance.
A new survey highlights potential job losses, higher energy costs and diminished economic growth as key factors in contributing to the opposition.
Lindsey Riter-Rapp's lobbying experience and connections will benefit the state's small business owners.
NFIB head says president can choose to stand with small businesses who need healthcare reform.
Many unanswered questions left after last session's end.