South Dakota § 8-3-9 Township election--Challenge to voter qualification--Affidavit--Violation.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 8-3-9 — Township election--Challenge to voter qualification--Affidavit--Violation.

South Dakota·Title 8 TOWNSHIPS·Ch. 8-2 TOWNSHIP MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS

If any person is challenged as being unqualified when offering to vote at any township election or upon any question arising at any township meeting relating to a person's residency, the judges, or township clerk, if no judges are present, must have the person sign an affidavit attesting to the person's residency and qualification to vote. A person who makes a false affirmation is guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor pursuant to § 8-3-8 .

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If any person is challenged as being unqualified when offering to vote at any township election or upon any question arising at any township meeting relating to a person's residency, the judges, or township clerk, if no judges are present, must have the person sign an affidavit attesting to the person's residency and qualification to vote. A person who makes a false affirmation is guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor pursuant to § 8-3-8 .

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