Elections-worker protection sails out to Senate floor
Legislation that would make a threat or intimidation against a South Dakota election worker a crime has passed its first test.
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Legislation that would make a threat or intimidation against a South Dakota election worker a crime has passed its first test.
The resolution would have had voters decide if certain statewide offices should have a primary contest rather than a nomination.
Teacher pay, tax relief, election processes, and tweaks to medical marijuana laws are among the topics of bills filed ahead of the annual legislative session.
Election workers in South Dakota would be specifically protected under a measure that state lawmakers will consider this year.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – A new way of selecting candidates, changing South Dakota’s abortion ban and removing the sales tax on groceries are just a few of the possible topics South Dakota voters may decide on in 2024. The November 2024 election is set for Tuesday, Nov. 5 – nearly 11 months away. Currently, […]