Campaign officials for Hillary Clinton's race to become the Democratic nominee for the 2008 presidential race said today in a news release that Hillary, former President Bill Clinton or their daughter, Chelsea Clinton, will combine to visit South Dakota every day leading up to the June 3 election.

"The people of South Dakota have an important voice in picking who should be the next President and they deserve to see and hear from those of us who are seeking their support," Hillary Clinton said in a news release. "That is why Bill, Chelsea and I plan on returning as often as possible over the next seven days to present real solutions to the challenges families here face."

Both Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton have visited the state several times already as they look to finish strong in a primary race in which a number of pundits and politicos say her opponent, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., has mounted an insurmountable lead.

However, Clinton continued to step up the campaign efforts with today's announcement and the release of two new ads that began airing today as well.