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This year in Pierre, lawmakers tweaked several election laws and registration requirements. We discuss a few of those changes with Pennington County Auditor Cindy Mohler.
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The state of South Dakota could face a lawsuit after lawmakers failed to change its voter registration laws during the recent legislative session. Some say the state’s residency requirement for voter registration is unconstitutional.
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State lawmakers came up short on efforts to allow county-level petition signature gatherers the ability to correct provisions that could be unlawful.
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State lawmakers are heading into the final week of legislative session. There are a few outstanding topics lawmakers have left to consider.
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After a bill prohibiting the use of Artificial Intelligence in election campaigns died in the House, some South Dakota lawmakers wonder about the future of political races.
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State Senators are passing a bill that moves the nomination of two constitutional officers from party conventions to the primary ballot.
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House lawmakers are rejecting a bill that moves the nomination of the attorney general and secretary of state to the primary election.
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The State Senate Affairs Committee has advanced a bill making it easier for tribal members to register to vote.
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State lawmakers are working to reverse an election law they passed last year. The law currently in place requires that someone live in a South Dakota dwelling for 30 days to establish residency to vote.
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Senate Bill 123, an act to mandate the state Board of Elections meet before the beginning of each legislative session, has advanced from committee.