SOUTH DAKOTA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE VII
ELECTIONS AND RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE
Art. VII §1 | RIGHT TO VOTE
Art. VII §2 | VOTER QUALIFICATION
Each elector who qualified to vote within a precinct shall be entitled to vote in that precinct until he establishes another voting residence. An elector shall never lose his residency for voting solely by reason of his absence from the state.
Art. VII §3 | ELECTIONS
Art. VII §4 | SUPERSEDED
Art. VII §5 | SUPERSEDED
Art. VII §6 | SUPERSEDED
Art. VII §7 | SUPERSEDED
Art. VII §8 | SUPERSEDED
Art. VII §9 | SUPERSEDED
Art. VII §10 | SUPERSEDED
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