GOP governor wins runoff against Bitcoin advocate
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden won the state's first primary runoff against businessman Toby Doeden, securing the Republican nomination for governor. Rhoden received approximately 70.5% of the vote, advancing to the November election, while Doeden, a Bitcoin supporter and political newcomer, finished with about 29.5%. The race focused on issues like property tax elimination, with Rhoden highlighting previously enacted tax cuts, and Doeden advocating for Bitcoin investments and broader fiscal reforms.
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