South Dakota § 12-4-59 Voter registration challenge--Nonresident or voter in another state--Deadline.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 12-4-59 — Voter registration challenge--Nonresident or voter in another state--Deadline.

South Dakota § 12-4-59

Title 12ELECTIONS

Ch. 12-2REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 12-4-59 (2026).

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An application for the correction of any precinct registration list or to challenge the right to vote of any registered voter may be filed by the secretary of state, the auditor of the county where the challenged voter is registered, or any other individual who is registered as a voter in the same county where the challenged voter is registered, not later than the ninetieth day before the day of a primary, runoff, special, or general election. The application for correction filed pursuant to this section may only challenge whether a voter:

(1)Has voted or has registered to vote in another state; or (2) Is a resident of this state, pursuant to § 12-1-4 .

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An application for the correction of any precinct registration list or to challenge the right to vote of any registered voter may be filed by the secretary of state, the auditor of the county where the challenged voter is registered, or any other individual who is registered as a voter in the same county where the challenged voter is registered, not later than the ninetieth day before the day of a primary, runoff, special, or general election. The application for correction filed pursuant to this section may only challenge whether a voter: (1) Has voted or has registered to vote in another state; or (2) Is a resident of this state, pursuant to § 12-1-4 .