RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – In Rapid City’s District 32 State House race, voters will decide between four candidates for two seats on the November ballot. And one candidate is running outside the traditional two-party system.
Independent candidate Samuel Hare Sr. is campaigning as an Independent, aiming to bring an Indigenous perspective to the state capitol in Pierre. A lifelong registered Independent, Hare says breaking away from party labels is essential in today’s political climate.
“There’s just too much divisiveness in politics,” Hare said. ”And I feel like running as an independent, I can reach both sides of the aisle. And be
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