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South Dakota lawmakers pass bill requiring citizenship on state IDs
PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Lawmakers passed a bill this week requiring driver’s licenses and state IDs to show citizenship status. On Tuesday, the South Dakota House of Representatives approved Senate Bill 75 in a 66-4 vote.
Former state Sen. Reynold Nesiba, a Sioux Falls Democrat, returned to Pierre during a committee hearing on the legislation.
The Senate sent legislation to the House that would add language to state law and the state constitution saying it’s illegal for noncitizens to vote in South Dakota elections. Federal law ...
The election date for the proposed ambulance district to serve Davison and Hanson counties has been moved to Tuesday, April ...
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — Cast vote records and ballot images captured by automated tabulating machines in future South Dakota elections would become public records under a proposal moving forward ...
The Trump Administration's next round of federal downsizing could potentially target Department of Veteran Affairs.
Nominating petitions for a seat on the board can be taken out at the Mitchell School District business office. The petitions ...
The Central Committee of the South Dakota Republican Party sent another message of opposition to a proposed carbon capture pipeline by electing a leader of the anti-carbon pipeline movement as its ...
Several election-related measures are pending before various committees. Two measures, Senate Bills 91 and 92, that modify the statutes pertaining to citizen-initiated ballot measures, are set for ...
As South Dakota voters get ready to wade through seven ballot issues in November, more are lining up for the 2026 election.
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