Ranee' is eager to help expand the party's influence, foster collaborations with various organizations, and build a community founded on equity and resilience. "I have assembled a team of intelligent and engaging individuals, representing diverse factions within Pennington County," she says. She encourages everyone to engage at the local level. She seeks to tap into the pool of strong Pennington County leaders with a record of proven results. "Together, we can achieve greatness."

Murray was raised, educated and lives in Rapid City. He graduated in 2016 from Black Hills State University with a double degree and is passionate about community inclusion. He has worked at United Way and is now at NDN as the Community Outreach director. Initiating dialogue and engaging real connections is Murray’s superpower.

Lori is writer whose resume includes being a New York Times best-selling author. Lori grew up in Rapid City, and she and her husband have raised their children here. Lori is a dedicated gramma and a fierce feminist. She is an advocate for equal rights and democracy and was instrumental in founding (and building) The Tampon Tuesday Social Club, which gathers free menstrual products to be distributed to public school girls, ensuring unlimited free access to menstrual products both at school and at home.

Toni is a native Minnesotan, a state renowned for its progressive politics. Following high school, Toni enlisted in the Marines, serving from 1986-1992, including a deployment in the Persian Gulf War, and is a disabled veteran. She has devoted more than 20 years to humanitarian aid work, both domestically and internationally, with a focus on Africa. She has been secretary for the South Dakota Democratic Party and president of Black Hills Center for Equality. Toni's talent lies in her ability to connect community members with services and opportunities, fostering collaboration between organizations and marginalized sectors.