South Dakota 2025 Regular Session

South Dakota Senate Bill SB48

Introduced

1/14/25

Refer

1/16/25

Caption

Modify provisions pertaining to the registration of voters.

Latest SD SB48 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

SD SB123

Revise provisions pertaining to voter registration requirements and the state board of elections.

SD HB1165

Modify certain provisions pertaining to absentee voting.

SD HB1232

Revise provisions related to residency for voter registration.

SD SB17

Modify the residency requirements for voter registration and declare an emergency.

SD SB139

Revise residency requirements for the purposes of voter registration.

SD HB1106

Revise certain provisions pertaining to poll watchers.

SD HB1182

Revise provisions pertaining to the observation of the conduct of an election.

SD HB1132

Revise certain provisions pertaining to municipal government.

SD SB140

Revise certain provisions relating to voter registration.

SD HB1075

Modify provisions pertaining to the deadlines for the filing of certain election related documents.

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