Section 46A-7A-30 - Voting by mail. - South-dakota Statutes

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46A-7A-30. Voting by mail. The board may provide for a system of voting by mail for resident and nonresident electors alike in any election after the one for the election of the first set of directors in the bylaws of the district. Such system shall provide for a secret ballot and shall provide for additional general safeguards, as included in the absentee voting law relating to general state elections. However, it is optional with the electors to return their ballots by ordinary mail or by registered or certified mail and either with or without special delivery postage.

Source: SL 1985, ch 360, § 30.

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46A-7A-30. Voting by mail. The board may provide for a system of voting by mail for resident and nonresident electors alike in any election after the one for the election of the first set of directors in the bylaws of the district. Such system shall provide for a secret ballot and shall provide for additional general safeguards, as included in the absentee voting law relating to general state elections. However, it is optional with the electors to return their ballots by ordinary mail or by registered or certified mail and either with or without special delivery postage.

Source: SL 1985, ch 360, § 30.

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46A-7A-30. Voting by mail. The board may provide for a system of voting by mail for resident and nonresident electors alike in any election after the one for the election of the first set of directors in the bylaws of the district. Such system shall provide for a secret ballot and shall provide for additional general safeguards, as included in the absentee voting law relating to general state elections. However, it is optional with the electors to return their ballots by ordinary mail or by registered or certified mail and either with or without special delivery postage.

Source: SL 1985, ch 360, § 30.