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'Hijacked' primary process bill for AG, SOS passes Senate, kicks over to House - Vimarsana News

'Hijacked' primary process bill for AG, SOS passes Senate, kicks over to House

It's the fourth time since 2023 and the third time during the 2024 Legislative session that Republicans have tried to change the nomination process.

Source: yahoo.com
Effort to move two candidate nominations to primary election advances - Vimarsana News

Effort to move two candidate nominations to primary election advances

State Senators are passing a bill that moves the nomination of two constitutional officers from party conventions to the primary ballot.

Source: sdpb.org
With convention changes rejected, legislators prepare for Plan B - Vimarsana News

With convention changes rejected, legislators prepare for Plan B

At the annual meeting of the State Central Committee on Jan. 14 in Pierre, delegates voted down a controversial bylaws change, leaving any reshaping of the party’s primary up to the state legislature.

Proposed bylaws change would entrench Republican establishment in South Dakota, opponents say - Vimarsana News

Proposed bylaws change would entrench Republican establishment in South Dakota, opponents say

At the South Dakota Republican Party's annual meeting of the State Central Committee, delegates face a choice on who gets a say at party conventions, and who will lead the party into the future.

Source: dglobe.com
Proposed bylaws change would entrench Republican establishment in South Dakota, opponents say - Vimarsana News

Proposed bylaws change would entrench Republican establishment in South Dakota, opponents say

At the South Dakota Republican Party's annual meeting of the State Central Committee, delegates face a choice on who gets a say at party conventions, and who will lead the party into the future.