Julian C Beaudion
Filing this cycle Candidate for U.S. Senate · South Dakota · Dem · 2026 cycle
99%
From individual donors
Where the money comes from
Share of contribution dollars from individual people vs. organizations (PACs and party committees), from the campaign's official FEC summary.
Individual donors, 99%
PACs & party committees, 1%
Includes $3,655 of the candidate's own money (contributions + loans).
Top 3 itemized donors
From itemized receipts (gifts over $200 are itemized with name, employer, and occupation). Donors are combined by name and zip code.
Ramsey Jr, LenoxConsultant, Self
$7,000 Prom, ErinaDigital Consultant, Self
$7,000 Megosha, RaheleSelf, Self
$7,000
Platform, in their words
Summarized from the campaign's own materials, how the candidate describes their positions, not our assessment. Source: the campaign's website.
Julian Beaudion emphasizes pragmatic problem-solving focused on universal healthcare, education investment, Social Security protection, and immigration reform. His platform, developed through 28 town halls across South Dakota, prioritizes economic opportunity, healthcare access, and accountability in government.
Healthcare
Supports universal healthcare as a foundation for a stronger America.
“A healthier America is a Stronger America. Universal Healthcare.”
Education
Advocates for making education America's competitive advantage through protection and investment in education.
“Make Education America's Competitive Advantage. Protecting and Investing in Education Affordability.”
Social Security Retirement
Committed to protecting Social Security as earned and deserved benefits while modernizing the system.
“Protect Social Security. Modernizing a broken system.”
Immigration
Supports immigration reform that returns power to the people.
“Immigration Reform. Returning power to the people.”
Government Accountability
Prioritizes accountability and transparency in Congress.
“Accountability and Transparency in Congress.”
Economy Jobs
Supports building an economy that works for all South Dakotans with earned opportunities.
“An Economy That Works for All. Earned. Deserved.”
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Sources
- Official campaign totals: FEC candidate summary file, coverage through 05/13/2026.
- Itemized donors: FEC bulk itemized receipts, committee(s) C00901694.
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