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Election meeting descends into 'anti-Monae' session - Vimarsana News

Election meeting descends into 'anti-Monae' session

Clifton Katz from the South Dakota Attorney General's Office, told the more two-dozen people in the audience that Weible hadn't set forth an issue to be answered by the board.

South Dakota ethanol lobbying entered a 'borderline,' 'gray' area, critics say - Vimarsana News

South Dakota ethanol lobbying entered a 'borderline,' 'gray' area, critics say

Ethanol companies reimbursed – and, in one case, paid – volunteers to conduct unregistered lobbying on pro-pipeline legislation in Pierre.

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Hoghoused election bill changes voter registration time - Vimarsana News

Hoghoused election bill changes voter registration time

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Changes to South Dakota election laws may be coming in the middle of an election year.  A heavily-amended bill, known as a hoghoused bill, passed the House State Affairs Committee 9-4 and will next head to the House floor. Senate Bill 123 was amended to include six new sections of […]

Bill protecting election officials, poll workers from threats passes SD House committee - Vimarsana News

Bill protecting election officials, poll workers from threats passes SD House committee

The bill would make it a Class 1 misdemeanor if a person directly or indirectly threatens or intimidates an election official or poll worker “with the intent to improperly influence an election.”

Senate panel declines bill addressing offensive names like Scalp Creek - Vimarsana News

Senate panel declines bill addressing offensive names like Scalp Creek

A bill aimed at changing the names of some geographic features in South Dakota, like Scalp Creek in south-central South Dakota, failed to make it out of the Senate State Affairs Committee Wednesday.