Yesterday I noted retired counselor Karen Miller’s argument that Amendment S, the purported crime victims bill of rights, actually invades crime victims’ privacy by expanding the definition of…
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Also Offers to Help Minor Parties Keep Official Status The South Dakota Board of Elections met yesterday to consider draft legislation that it may propose to the 2017…
You know that discussion we’re having about the wisdom of posting Bob Newland’s ballot (or anyone else’s) online? The Board of Elections appears to have read up to the…
Bob Newland makes minor trouble again. On Facebook, the longtime Libertarian posts his early ballot, showing that he voted for the Johnson-Weld Presidential ticket, then voted Democratic for everything…
Wait! Maybe Rep. Kristi Noem didn’t vote to extend EB-5 without reform again two weeks ago! At the request of an unnamed member or members of…
Hmm… looks as if the Aberdeen High School Democrats are right, and Ron Branstner, Al Novstrup, and Amanda Hubbs and Jessica Carroll are wrong. Not only did the…
Oaths matter. Oaths really, really matter. Such is the conclusion to be drawn from Judge Mark Salter’s rejection of the petition filed by Bruce Danielson and neighbors to put…
Senator M. Michael Rounds can’t read our state constitution, but I can read state law and recognize a statutory question which hasn’t been discussed yet but which we’ll need…
Early voting starts in South Dakota on Friday! This Friday! Technically, we open absentee voting Friday, September 23, and any registered voter can go to the courthouse (or…
Lawyer vs. lawyer! What fun! Jason Glodt, the only lawyer in South Dakota who supports Amendment S, the crime victims bill of rights, went head to head…