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South Dakota Laws > Title 12 > Chapter 20 - Return And Canvass Of Votes
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§ 12-20-1
Delivery of supplies to counting board--Certificate of transmittal and receipt--Commencement of count--Continuation without adjournment--Comparison and correction of poll lists
§ 12-20-2
Opening of ballot box--Sorting and counting of unopened ballots--Ballots folded together
§ 12-20-2.1
Return of provisional ballot envelopes and unopened absentee ballots
§ 12-20-3
Drawing of excess ballots
§ 12-20-5
Count of votes for candidates--Scrutiny of ballots by precinct deputies--Decisions on disputed ballots
§ 12-20-5.1
Determination of validity of provisional ballots
§ 12-20-6
Unstamped ballots not counted
§ 12-20-7
Ballot not counted when voter's choice indeterminable--Promulgation of rules defining standards
§ 12-20-8
Precinct superintendent and precinct deputies to record intention of voter
§ 12-20-10
Blank list for unofficial return of precinct vote for candidates and submitted questions--Return envelope
§ 12-20-11
Entry of precinct vote on unofficial return list--Return with election returns
§ 12-20-13
Tabulation and public release of unofficial returns--Entry into central election reporting system
§ 12-20-13.1
Means of counting provisional ballots--Appointment of officials
§ 12-20-13.2
Counting provisional ballots--Certification
§ 12-20-13.3
Counting provisional ballots--Alternate time
§ 12-20-13.4
Counting provisional ballots--Notice
§ 12-20-15
State messenger to secure delinquent returns--Expenses deducted from county auditor's salary
§ 12-20-17
Returns not disclosed until all polls in state closed
§ 12-20-18
Entry of candidates' votes in precinct pollbooks
§ 12-20-20
Sealing of ballot boxes after deposit of counted ballots--Violation as misdemeanor
§ 12-20-21
Return of ballot boxes, returns, records and supplies to officer in charge--Tampering prohibited--Violation as felony
§ 12-20-21.1
Circumstances requiring report of official returns by telephone
§ 12-20-21.2
Write-in votes not to be counted--Other votes on ballot
§ 12-20-31
Destruction of ballots and pollbooks--Period for which held--Pending recount or contest
§ 12-20-32
Preservation of ballot boxes and pollbooks--Delivery of pollbooks to county canvassing board--Violation as felony
§ 12-20-35
Returns not refused for irregularity--Certificate issued to candidate with most votes
§ 12-20-36
Time for canvass of vote--Governing board as canvassing board--Representatives for absent board members
§ 12-20-37
Envelopes and directions for return of county vote furnished by secretary of state
§ 12-20-38
Abstracts of precinct returns prepared by Board of Canvassers--Certification--Deposit
§ 12-20-38.1
Certified copy of official county canvass furnished to secretary of state--Permanent record
§ 12-20-39
Election by plurality
§ 12-20-40
Certificate of election delivered by county auditor to persons elected to local office
§ 12-20-46
Composition of State Canvassing Board--Candidate disqualified from participation
§ 12-20-47
Time of convening of state canvassers--Adjournment to obtain late returns
§ 12-20-48
Abstract by state canvassers of county returns--Signature and seal--Recording and filing of abstracts
§ 12-20-48.1
Certification to state party chairman of votes for national convention slates
§ 12-20-49
Certificate of election issued for federal, state or legislative office
§ 12-20-51
Disputes decided by majority of state canvassers--Irregularities disregarded
§ 12-20-52
Rules and regulations for counting and canvass of vote
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South Dakota Laws > Title 12 - Elections
U.S. Constitution Provisions: Elections and Apportionment
U.S. Constitution 12nd Amendment
U.S. Constitution 17th Amendment
U.S. Constitution 20th Amendment
U.S. Constitution 22nd Amendment
U.S. Constitution 23rd Amendment
U.S. Constitution 25th Amendment
U.S. Code Provisions: Elections and Apportionment
U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 1 - Election Of Senators And Representatives
U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 7 - Contested Elections
U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 12 - Contested Elections
U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 14 - Federal Election Campaigns
U.S. Code > Title 47 > Chapter 7 - Campaign Communications
U.S. Code Title 18 > Part I > Chapter 29 - Elections And Political Activities
U.S. Code > Title 26 > Subtitle H - Financing Of Presidential Election Campaigns
U.S. Code > Title 42 > Chapter 146 - Election Administration Improvement
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