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South Dakota Votes by Mail Amid Legal Shift | Rapid City News
South Dakota’s mail-in voting surged from 27% to 32% since 2016, mirroring a national trend—but now faces legal turbulence as the Supreme Court blocked President Trump’s new mail ballot order, clearing the way for voters to cast ballots in person or by mail ahead of November’s big election. With races for governor, Congress, and local measures on the line, officials expect strong turnout—both absentee and in-person—as more voters embrace early options without needing a reason. Complicating matters further, a new state law requiring proof of citizenship for new registrants is under legal…
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