Voting and Election Laws

Amendment H aims to change the way South Dakotans vote in primary elections. It’s one of seven ballot and initiated measures in front of state voters this year.

Constitutional Amendment H is one of many questions South Dakota voters will have to answer this election cycle.

The Bennett County government agrees to open a satellite voting location to better serve indigenous communities.

Under the act, voters would have to provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote.

It was a busy, at times tense meeting in the Minnehaha County Administration building this week as election integrity concerns drew a significant crowd.

An anti-abortion rights group is suing the backers of a constitutional amendment to enshrine protections for the procedure.

All of South Dakota will use machines to count paper ballots in the 2024 general election.

In three counties, hand-counting was on the table this primary election. Across the state, they each fell short.

The South Dakota Board of Elections is rejecting an effort to move the state back to hand-counted ballots.

A ballot question aiming to establish a top-two primary election system in South Dakota is going to voters.