All you have to do to become a South Dakota resident is spend one night. Stay in a campground or hotel and then stop by one of the businesses that specialize in helping people become South Dakotans, and they’ll help you do the paperwork to gain residency in a state with no income tax and relatively cheap vehicle registration.

In addition to voting in the presidential contest between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris, voters in South Dakota will ... to our vote reporters on Election Day from county ...

Calls placed by South Dakota Searchlight to numbers listed for Goins were not ... “Knutson’s participation in a riot that actually succeeded in halting the Congressional election-certification, combined with his violent criminal history, his ...

The June 2024 primary election was the first time a post-election audit was done in South Dakota. Of the state’s 66 counties, the tally showed 62 had no discrepancies, 10 didn’t need to do an audit because they had close races requiring a recount, 3 counties had 1 discrepancy and Minnehaha had 2 or more discrepancies.

PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - County auditors in South Dakota have completed their post-election audits for the 2024 General Election. South Dakota Secretary of State Monae Johnson announced on Tuesday that the audits revealed only minor discrepancies of typically one to two votes.

This year, however, Tester lost by 8 points, and — with Manchin's retirement — Democrats lost their West Virginia seat by a whopping 41 points. These losses followed similar defeats for Democrats in deep-red Indiana, Missouri and North Dakota in 2018, as well as in Arkansas, Louisiana and South Dakota in 2014 and across the South in the 2000s.

The race in South Dakota's only congressional district is ... early as well as information provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials. The figure can change ...

Hello. Welcome to Washington Post Live. I’m Leigh Ann Caldwell, anchor of Washington Post Live and also co-author of the Early Brief morning newsletter. Today I am joined by Senator Mike Rounds, Republican of South Dakota.

It was almost two years ago that this space was used to offer the idea that the South Dakota Legislature was operating under a two-and-a-half party system. The half party was Democrats, too few to make much of an impact.

The post-election audit of the South Dakota 2024 General Election revealed only minor discrepancies between hand counting and machine counting, the Secretary of