Hill City, SD – Zach Bush has announced his candidacy for Pennington County Commissioner District 1, committed to principled, transparent, and fiscally responsible leadership that puts South Dakota values first.
With deep roots in the community and disciplined military background, Zach is running to ensure county government remains accountable to the residents of District 1. His priories include protecting taxpayer’s dollars, supporting responsible growth and infrastructure, promoting public safety, and preserving the rural and agricultural character that makes District 1 a place to call home and raise a family.
“County government should work for the people, not the other way around”, said Zach. “I will fight for lower taxes, efficient and sustainable services, and decisions that respect the hard-working families, farmers, and business owners in District 1. Together, we can keep our communities safe, prosperous, and true to South Dakota’s independent spirit. Zach invites residents to join his campaign by visiting his website, signing up for
updates, or volunteering. He will be actively listing to voters across the district in the coming weeks.
For more information, visit zachbushdistrict1.com or contact the campaign directly.
Zach Bush Announces Candidacy for Pennington County Commissioner District 1

April 27, 2026
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