Vice President of the United States, JD Vance, is scheduled to visit South Dakota starting today as part of his family’s Fourth of July holiday plans, according to multiple confirmed sources.
Vance is expected to arrive in Rapid City on Thursday afternoon, where he will spend time in the Black Hills region leading up to the Independence Day celebrations. While specific details of his itinerary have not yet been made public, the visit is described as a mix of personal and patriotic engagement, as the Vice President and his family take part in holiday traditions in one of the nation’s most scenic areas.
This marks Vance’s first known trip to South Dakota since taking office. His presence in the state just days before the Fourth has drawn attention from local officials and media, with some speculating whether public appearances or informal meet-and-greets might be included in his stay.
