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South Dakota

Title 12 · Chapter 12-6
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12-6-1. Offices to which chapter applies.
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12-6-2. Third-term gubernatorial nomination prohibited.
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12-6-3. Candidacy for more than one office in same election prohibited--Exceptions.
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12-6-3.1. Legislative candidates required to reside in district of candidacy.
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12-6-3.2. Candidate required to register with party.
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12-6-4. Petition required to place candidate's name on primary ballot--Time and place of filing.
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12-6-4.1. Earliest time for circulating petitions or certificates.
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12-6-4.2. 12-6-4.2. Repealed by SL 1997, ch 75, § 7.
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12-6-5. Form of nominating petition prescribed by state board.
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12-6-6. Joint petitions for delegate candidates--Individual petitions otherwise required.
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12-6-7. Nominating petitions--Several sheets--Signature requirements.
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12-6-7.1. Repealed.
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12-6-8. Time and manner of signing petition--Signatory information required--Declaration of candidate--Verification--Falsely attesting--Penalty--Form--Signing for independent or nonpolitical candidate.
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12-6-8.1. Withdrawal from primary election--Time and place of filing.
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12-6-9. Unopposed candidate automatically nominated--Primary not held if no contest.
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12-6-10. 12-6-10. Repealed by SL 1973, ch 74, § 14.
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12-6-11. Certification to county auditors of nominating petitions filed with secretary of state.
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12-6-12. 12-6-12, 12-6-13. Repealed by SL 1973, ch 74, § 14.
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12-6-14. Form of official primary ballot prescribed by state board.
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12-6-14.1. 12-6-14.1. Repealed by SL 1996, ch 94, § 2.
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12-6-15. 12-6-15 to 12-6-17. Repealed by SL 1973, ch 74, § 14.
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12-6-18. 12-6-18. Repealed by SL 1972, ch 85, § 4.
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12-6-19. 12-6-19 to 12-6-25. Repealed by SL 1973, ch 74, § 14.
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12-6-26. Qualifications of voters at primary--Party registration requirements.
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12-6-26.1. 12-6-26.1 to 12-6-49. Repealed by SL 1973, ch 74, § 14.
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12-6-50. Nomination by plurality at primary.
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12-6-51. 12-6-51. Repealed by SL 1985, ch 110, § 3.
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12-6-51.1. Runoff election--United States Senate, House of Representatives, or Governor primary.
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12-6-51.2. 12-6-51.2. Repealed by SL 1999, ch 72, § 1.
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12-6-51.3. Certification of runoff candidates.
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12-6-51.4. 12-6-51.4. Repealed by SL 2008, ch 34, § 10.
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12-6-52. Party officials elected by plurality at primary.
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12-6-53. 12-6-53, 12-6-54. Repealed by SL 1973, ch 74, § 14.
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12-6-55. Withdrawal by nominee--Time and place of filing.
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12-6-56. Party committee--Party candidate vacancies.
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12-6-56.1. Rejected by referendum.
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12-6-57. Meeting of party committee to fill vacancies--Manner of voting.
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12-6-58. Application of vacancy provisions to special congressional elections.
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12-6-59. 12-6-59 to 12-6-63. Repealed by SL 1973, ch 74, § 14.
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12-6-64. Liberal construction of primary election laws.
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12-6-65. Defeated candidate--Prohibition.
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