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Rounds ponders run for Senate in 2014

Mike Rounds, a former two-term governor, is considering a race against Sen. Tim Johnson in 2014. Neither man has ever lost a race.

By Tom Lawrence , February 05, 2012

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SD House votes to tack years onto legislative terms

PIERRE (AP) — State legislators could see their terms extended if a resolution passed by the full House becomes law.

January 31, 2012

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SD lawmakers reject bill to allow county recalls

PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota lawmakers have rejected a measure that would have allowed people to seek recall elections to remove county commissioners from office.

January 23, 2012

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Shannon County residents sue over early voting

The county on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation contracts with neighboring Fall River County for elections. That leaves residents with no permanent location within Shannon County to register to vote and to pick up and submit an absentee ballot.

January 18, 2012

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MERCER: A man of ambition, and of perturbation about a predecessor

MERCER: A man of ambition, and of perturbation about a predecessor PIERRE — Jason Gant reaches the ripe age of 35 on Dec. 18. He is a curious case of a young man in a hurry.

December 05, 2011

Voting-centers concept gains another step toward SD usage

Voting-centers concept gains another step toward SD usage PIERRE — The state Board of Elections adopted rule changes Tuesday intended to help advance Secretary of State Jason Gant’s agenda to make voting easier in South Dakota.

By Bob Mercer , November 30, 2011

SD unveils new campaign finance website

RAPID CITY (AP) — South Dakota is getting a new website that the secretary of state says will make it easier to monitor money in state elections.

November 23, 2011

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ACLU, secretary of state to meet on felon voting rights

The American Civil Liberties Union of South Dakota and South Dakota Secretary of State Jason Gant plan to meet soon to discuss the voting rights of convicted felons.

By Tom Lawrence , November 02, 2011

ACLU, SD disagree on suit settlement compliance

The American Civil Liberties Union accused South Dakota on Monday of failing to comply with an agreement concerning voting rights for certain felons, but a state official responded the oversight wasn’t intentional.

By The Associated Press , November 01, 2011

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National Popular Vote movement fails to go forward in SD

PIERRE — Remember the talk a few months ago about asking South Dakota voters whether they want to join the winner-take-all movement for electing U.S. presidents? That issue won’t be on the November 2012 statewide ballot after all.

By Bob Mercer , October 26, 2011

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New legislative map finalized

Republicans block amendments, including Kloucek’s Bon Homme plan.

By Bob Mercer , October 25, 2011

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MERCER: Indian-language election issue deserves scrutiny

MERCER: Indian-language election issue deserves scrutiny PIERRE — South Dakota election officials don’t need to make special provisions any longer for speakers of American Indian native languages in any of the 66 counties.

By Bob Mercer , October 24, 2011

ANALYSIS: Monday’s redistricting session will test cohesiveness of GOP

PIERRE — When the Legislature meets Monday for its special session to draw new boundary lines for its 35 districts, the central tension will be the question of why some people’s preferences will be approved while others won’t get what they want.

By Bob Mercer , October 22, 2011

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SD redistricting fight to focus on Aberdeen area

PIERRE (AP) — When the South Dakota Legislature holds a special session Monday to redraw the boundaries of the state's 35 legislative districts, the biggest fight likely will focus on the area around Aberdeen.

October 21, 2011

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Native American language help during elections waived for SD counties

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — Nearly a dozen counties in the Dakotas no longer have to provide Native American language assistance during elections after the U.S. Census Bureau updated its guidelines this month.

October 18, 2011

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