Tobin has effectively advocated for healthcare access in smaller communities, prohibiting contracts restricting healthcare providers, broadening recruitment programs to include additional healthcare specialties, and establishing a reimbursement schedule for services supported by Medicaid.

As a healthcare provider and resident in a smaller community, Tobin has helped establish regional nursing facility criteria and improve licensure requirements for rural emergency hospitals.

From her practice, Tobin knows the importance of allowing patients and providers to make decisions that work for their individual care needs, including establishing care agreements tailored to individual needs.

Tobin has championed the livestock industry, including supporting efforts to increase competition and transparency from livestock packers

As a fourth-generation rancher, Tobin has promoted rights for producers, including revising provisions in warranty agreements closing loopholes and supporting reimbursement.

Tobin has worked with legislators and residents of District 21 on efforts to protect landowners' rights, including the ability to protect livestock and updating South Dakota law.

Tobin successfully revised the state aid for school formula to assist school districts and cover the cost of homeschoolers' participation in activities within the community.

As a healthcare provider and former student-athlete, Tobin believes it is vital to honor the biological differences and defend the protections put in Title IX.

An avid sportsman and hunter, Tobin supports the constitutional right to keep and bear arms. As a legislator, she has supported law enforcement by providing criteria for enhanced permits.