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SOUTH DAKOTA STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 06 - Primary Elections
- Section 12-6-1 - Offices to which chapter applies.
- Section 12-6-2 - Third-term gubernatorial nomination prohibited.
- Section 12-6-3 - Filing for two offices at one election prohibited--Party offices excepted.
- Section 12-6-3.1 - Legislative candidates required to reside in district of candidacy.
- Section 12-6-3.2 - Candidate required to register with party.
- Section 12-6-4 - Petition required to place candidate's name on primary ballot--Place of filing.
- Section 12-6-4.1 - Earliest time for circulating petitions or certificates.
- Section 12-6-4.2 - Repealed.
- Section 12-6-5 - Form of nominating petition prescribed by state board.
- Section 12-6-6 - Joint petitions for delegate and legislative candidates--Individual petitions otherwiserequired.
- Section 12-6-7 - Petition composed of several sheets--Number of signers required.
- Section 12-6-7.1 - Petition for candidate for Legislature, county political public office, or county partyoffice.
- Section 12-6-8 - Time and manner of signing petition--Declaration of candidate--Verification--Signing for independent or nonpolitical candidate.
- Section 12-6-8.1 - Withdrawal from primary election--Time and place of filing.
- Section 12-6-9 - Unopposed candidate automatically nominated--Primary not held if no contest.
- Section 12-6-10 - Repealed.
- Section 12-6-11 - Certification to county auditors of nominating petitions filed with secretary of state.
- Sections 12-6-12, 12-6-13 - Repealed
- Section 12-6-14 - Form of official primary ballot prescribed by state board.
- Section 12-6-14.1 - Repealed.
- Sections 12-6-15 to 12-6-17 - Repealed
- Section 12-6-18 - Repealed.
- Sections 12-6-19 to 12-6-25 - Repealed
- Section 12-6-26 - Qualifications of voters at primary--Party registration requirements.
- Sections 12-6-26.1 to 12-6-49 - Repealed
- Section 12-6-50 - Nomination by plurality at primary.
- Section 12-6-51 - Repealed.
- Section 12-6-51.1 - Percentage of votes required to nominate for Senate, House of Representatives, orGovernor--Secondary election.
- Section 12-6-51.2 - Repealed.
- Section 12-6-51.3 - Certification of runoff candidates.
- Section 12-6-51.4 - Repealed.
- Section 12-6-52 - Party officials elected by plurality at primary.
- Sections 12-6-53, 12-6-54 - Repealed
- Section 12-6-55 - Withdrawal by nominee--Time and place of filing.
- Section 12-6-56 - Vacancies in party ticket to be filled by party committee.
- Section 12-6-57 - Meeting of party committee to fill vacancies--Manner of voting.
- Section 12-6-58 - Application of vacancy provisions to special congressional elections.
- Sections 12-6-59 to 12-6-63 - Repealed
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