Next month, South Dakota voters will once again determine the state’s fate of recreational marijuana with Initiated Measure 29.

On Monday, 273 noncitizens were removed from the South Dakota voter roll, according to a South Dakota Department of Public Safety release. The removal was executed by the South Dakota Secretary of State’s Office.

The Monday news release does not elaborate on exactly how the discrepancy was discovered nor what constitutes a "noncitizen."

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SD voters will decide if RL 21, a law that codifies landowner protections but better enables companies to supersede local governance, is upheld.

Amendment G would enshrine the right to abortion in the South Dakota Constitution if enacted. Here's what to know about the ballot measure.

South Dakota children. The South Dakota Secretary of State’s Office launched a sticker contest this year to encourage more students and schools to participate in election education. The custom stickers will be available to voters in Stanley,

Select state Republican lawmakers want to impose work requirements for those who do not qualify as “physically or mentally disabled" on Amendment F.

Instead of a standard, mass-printed “I voted” sticker as a reward for participating in the Nov. 5 general election, roughly 8,000 voters can sport hand-drawn stickers designed by South Dakota

South Dakota voters will once again determine the fate of recreational marijuana with Initiated Measure 29. Here's what you need to know before casting your vote.

The measure would prohibit the state "from collecting sales or use tax on anything sold for human consumption."