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What We do

Whether it's working together to pass important ballot measures like Medicaid expansion, raising the minimum wage, or defending our great South Dakota tradition of direct democracy in federal court. We're fully committed to creating an inclusive and healthier South Dakota for everyone. We dream of a Dakota where sustainability, justice, quality healthcare, affordable prescription drugs, and science guide us. And when we come together, we can achieve it

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Medicaid Expansion Campaign

'NO' on Amendment 'C' Campaign

Roe v. Wade Ballot Campaign

South Dakotans care about their neighbors. We want to make sure everyone has health insurance and are working together to get it done.

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Have you or a loved one struggled to afford health insurance or prescription drugs? Help improve healthcare in our community by educating our neighbors on its real life impacts.

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A Benefit Concert to Restore Reproductive Rights in South Dakota. 1/21/23. Limited Seating!

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SD Ballot Issue to Repeal Food Tax

Following the failure of the South Dakota legislature to cut the food tax, “Dakotans for Health” will now move ahead with a petition drive...

3/10/23

Dakotans for Health to collect signatures for grocery tax repeal ballot measure

The failure of our politicians in Pierre to repeal the food tax this legislative session, something that both myself and Governor Noem agree...

3/8/23

Strange bedfellows: Dakotans for Health’s Weiland, Gov. Noem agree on repealing state’s 4.5% grocery tax

The tax on food disproportionately affects working families, making it harder for them to access healthy and nutritious food...

3/8/23

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