Election law changes moving forward in South Dakota
PIERRE, S.D. - Lead Republicans in South Dakota are advancing a package of bills that they say would strengthen security of the 2024 elections, with h...
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PIERRE, S.D. - Lead Republicans in South Dakota are advancing a package of bills that they say would strengthen security of the 2024 elections, with h...
South Dakota Republicans are advancing several bills in the state Legislature that they claim would significantly reform the state's voting systems.
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — Lead Republicans in South Dakota are advancing a package of bills that they say would strengthen security of the 2024 elections, with hearings that began this week. The package of bills announced last week by Republican House and Senate leaders addresses issues such as runoff elections, recounts and ballot legitimacy.
With three plans up for debate, lawmakers are now facing an either-or situation when it comes to where to give residents tax breaks.
South Dakota legislative leaders and the governor say they want to cut some form of taxes at the state level, but which tax cut remains to be seen.