Dakota Constitution Edict Sets District Seats And Government
Territorial provisions outline districting for senate and house seats across South Dakota counties, naming committees, compensation, oaths, and a two-stage process for choosing a permanent seat of government. It also covers seal design, amendments, and a detailed schedule for elections and the first legislative body.
Election rules for representatives under new constitution
SECTION 1 sets the house at three times the senate size with two year terms. Three representatives are elected per senatorial district at the first general election after effect and every two years thereafter. Sec. 2 allows voters to vote for multiple candidates or distribute votes among candidates until the required number is reached.
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