Election Rules For Guidance Of Voters In County
County Auditor Ed Youngs urged careful ballot marking for the upcoming general election. State's Attorney T H Luby outlined rules to ensure voter intent, including pencil use, proper X placement, and restrictions on marks. Four ballots will be provided: party, non political, constitutional amendment, and a general ballot with key offices.
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Voting regulations brief in South Dakota rules
A citizen aged 21 who has resided in South Dakota for one year, in their county 36 days and in their election precinct 30 days, may vote on Tuesday. Only ballots marked with black pencil count. Voters may obtain a fresh ballot for spoiling one, with a limit of three. The face of a marked ballot may not be shown to anyone before it is deposited in the ballot box.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Ballot Measures Outline Unemployment and Governance Changes
The text outlines proposed amendments affecting the governor's power to fill legislative vacancies, relief from liability to the permanent school fund for counties, and a ballot question on abolishing the three member Unemployment Commission in favor of a single executive to manage unemployment compensation.
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Beadle County Candidates Highlight Past Work and Pledges
Statements from Beadle County candidates detail legislative victories and policy aims. Nordness touts roads, parks, education, child welfare, labor support, and suffrage ratification, while Thadoviatt emphasizes economy, aid for elderly, farmers, and labor fairness. Anne Payson seeks reelection as county register of deeds citing experience and accuracy. Peterson pledges cost cuts and equal treatment as state's attorney.
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Child Welfare Commission
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Pugsley Urges Voters to Vote on Election Day
State Representative Democrat E A Pugsley thanks friends for spring primary support enabling his candidacy and urges every voter to go to the polls on November 5 to exercise the American right. He ends with God Bless America.
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Beadle County Campaign Echoes From Voters and Officials
A long, multi candidate campaign statement from Beadle County includes Howard T. Shober Jr describing 27 months WWI service and economy in county auditor duties, S. J. Schnetzer pledging efficient county governance, George Tobin outlining district priorities, Paul Chetter announcing sheriff candidacy, and a state senate candidate promising full dedication to duties. The notices emphasize economy, public service, and voter support in Beadle County.
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Howard T. Shober, Jr
Beadle
Democratic Committee
Robert Bryan
Huron
Huron College
Shober
John Claymore
S. J. Schnetzer
Beadle County
Schnetzer
Headle County
Allen Township
George Tobin
Tobin
Democratic County Committee
Beatie County
Fred Zink
Idaho Avenue
Beadie County
Paul Chetter
J.T. Case Company
Standard Oil Company
Beadle County Treasurer seeks reelection bid
Beadle County Treasurer candidate Deesetres announces run for another term. He highlights tax collection experience and commitment to county finances while seeking votes from Beadle residents.
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