Английская Википедия:Helene Duhamel
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Helene Duhamel (born 1962)[1] is an American politician and journalist serving as a member of the South Dakota Senate from the 32nd district.[2]
Early life and education
A native of Rapid City, South Dakota, attended St. Martin's Academy. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication and international relations from Stanford University in 1984.
Career
After graduating from college, she worked as a news anchor for KDUH in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. In 1989, she returned to Rapid City.[3][4]
Duhamel was appointed to the Senate by Governor Kristi Noem in 2019 to fill the vacancy left by Alan Solano.[5][6] Duhamel had previously served as a television news anchor for KOTA-TV and as the public information office for the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office.[7][8]
Electoral history
In 2020, Duhamel ran for re-election to the South Dakota State Senate to represent District 32; she was unopposed in the Republican primary. Duhamel beat Democratic challenger Michael Calabrese by 64% to 36%. Calabrese was a small business owner and served on the Rapid City Board of Parks and Recreation.[9] Шаблон:Election box begin no changeШаблон:Election box candidate with party link no changeШаблон:Election box candidate with party link no changeШаблон:Election box end
Legislative History
2020 Legislative Session
After her appointment to the State Senate, Duhamel represented District 32 during the 2020 South Dakota Legislative Session.
| Position | Committee |
|---|---|
| Vice-Chair | Local Government |
| Member | Health and Human Services |
Duhamel also served on the Local Government Interim Committee and as the Vice Chair of the Health and Human Services Interim Committee.
| Bill Number | Bill Title |
|---|---|
| HB 1056 | revise drone surveillance protections |
| SB 60 | adopt the Physical Therapist Licensure Compact |
| SB 61 | revise certain provisions regarding a municipal office nominating petition |
| SB 70 | revise the offenses for which an order for interception of communications may be granted |
In 2020, all four pieces of legislation that Duhamel prime sponsored were passed into law and signed by the Governor Kristi Noem.[10]
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