Senate · SD · Incumbent

Mike Rounds

RSDIncumbent

Push for answers before voters decide.

General: Nov 3, 2026 · 99d

Candidate Biography

About Mike Rounds

Mike Rounds (Republican Party) is a member of the U.S. Senate from South Dakota. He assumed office on January 3, 2015. His current term ends on January 3, 2027. Rounds (Republican Party) is running for re-election to the U.S. Senate to represent South Dakota. He is on the ballot in the Republican primary on June 2, 2026.

↗ Ballotpedia profile

Return to Values Commitments

Public accountability ledger

Issues Ledger

Civic Accountability Board

What this candidate should answer before asking for power

Support should feel like a public seal of approval. Nonresponse should feel visibly costly. Click Ping to directly push for an answer on any issue that's important to you.

0/6

Answered / committed

Total candidate pings

—

Longest unanswered

Warning marks

Manual

Status verification

Data Bill of Rights

Access, move, delete and receive a full accounting of your personal data.

Pending

Ping

War-Crime Accountability

Mandatory review, reporting and support restrictions when credible evidence indicates war crimes.

Pending

Ping

Congressional Stock Trading Ban

No trading on the people's trust.

Pending

Ping

Citizens United Reform

Reduce corporate/election-money distortion after Citizens United.

Pending

Ping

Universal Healthcare

Care without medical bankruptcy.

Pending

Ping

Section 224 — U.S.–Israel Military Integration (FY27 NDAA)

Section 224 of the FY27 NDAA embeds U.S. forces into Israeli military command structures. Voters deserve to kn…

Pending

Ping

Have a question for Mike?

Question intake coming soon — follow to get notified.

Candidate Record

Candidate on the Issues

Survey Q&A

No candidate-survey responses are available for this record.

Question Pipeline

User-submitted questions route to review and future Get Them On the Record workflows. Canonical Issues Ledger statuses update only after source review.

Review queue — coming soon

Race

RaceSD Senate →

PrimaryPassed

GeneralNov 3, 2026

Funding and Source Signals

Money & Influence

Where the Money Comes From

$2,646,194 total receipts

2%from small donors (<$200)

31%from corporate-aligned PACs

Small donors (<$200)*$62K2%

Larger individual donors*$1.1M41%

Corporate-aligned PACs*$807K31%

Labor & membership PACs*$58K2%

Other PACs*$255K10%

Party committees$62K2%

Other receipts$326K12%

Top PAC Contributors

Fund For A Conservative Future$20K

Heartland Values PAC$20K

Freedom Fund$20K

Denali Leadership PAC$20K

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. PAC$15K

FEC receipts through May 13, 2026 (canonical). *Donor-size and PAC-type splits estimated from Political Integrity breakdowns of itemized contributions. ↗ FEC source

FEC Finance Snapshot

$2,646,194

Total receipts · $2,657,276 cash on hand

Coverage through May 13, 2026

↗ Ballotpedia

Issue Money Signal

$274,371

AIPAC-aligned contributions. Third-party source signal via OpenSecrets.

↗ Track AIPAC source

Top Industry Signals

Finance, Insurance & Real Estate · Ideological/Single-Issue · Defense · Health · Communications/Electronics · Misc Business

↗ OpenSecrets categories

Accountability Record

In Congress / Disclosures / Field Note

In Congress

Bioguide ID present. Sponsored and cosponsored bills appear here when normalized Congress.gov records are linked.

↗ Congress.gov data

Stock Trades / PTR

No high/medium-confidence transactions displayed for this record. Low-confidence rows remain hidden from the public UI.

Field Note

“A candidate asking for power should be willing to answer clear questions in public.”