Kristi Noem - I grew up on a farm & ranch. We made our...

The Rough Riders 4-H Club annual trail ride arrives at the Noem ranch! We are the third stop of five. Beautiful day in South Dakota🇺🇸. Wish I didn't have to fly out to Chicago or I'd join them. Booker will serve them lemonade then open and shut gates the rest of the way to the Grantham's. They will finish the day with a club meeting. Love 4-H🍀 | Kristi Noem

As a manager of our farm and ranch, I had to make tough decisions. Starting a hunting lodge, helping my mom manage a restaurant, serving as SD's representative - all have brought their own sets of challenges and experiences. But through it all, I grew and I want to put those lessons to work as governor. With the right direction and a governor pointing the way, we can reach every opportunity before us. Watch my video and join our team for South Dakota. | Kristi Noem

11K views · 913 reactions | Guess who’s running South Dakota today? Lainey Wilson! Also had some staff fun in the rotunda with Judge Judy, a west river rancher, President Trump, Mario brothers, Presidential Barbie, a pheasant hunter, Rosie the Riveter, USS South Dakota Commander, and a black cat! Fun day at the office! #HappyHalloween | Kristi Noem | Facebook

230K views · 688 reactions | Want to catch a sneak peek of our first television ad? I thought it was important to share the kind of experience I'd bring to the governor's office. I've been a farmer, rancher, small business owner, and a conservative policymaker at the state and federal levels. Most importantly, I've gotten to be Mom to three incredible kids. Click below, take a look at our ad, and share it on your own feed! | Kristi Noem | Facebook

2.4K views · 177 reactions | On his first day in office, Jamie Smith would be a rubber-stamp for Joe Biden. South Dakota families cannot afford “more things to tax,” and certainly cannot afford Jamie’s extreme political views. | Kristi Noem | Facebook

"We are founded fighting for freedom, not based on slavery." Gov. Kristi Noem pushes back on the federal government's decision to provide federal grants to schools who teach the 1619 Project in their curriculum. | Fox & Friends