South Dakota Courts Reject Bid to Remove Election Technology
2025-03-17

KFGO
In a significant ruling, South Dakota courts have dismissed attempts to ban the use of tabulating machines and other election technology, mirroring the outcome of several county elections where the proposal was met with voter disapproval. This decision ensures the continued use of voting technology in the state's electoral process, promoting efficiency and accuracy in election results. The ruling is seen as a win for advocates of election modernization and accessibility, with key terms like 'election technology' and 'voting machines' being closely watched by election officials and voters alike. The use of technology in elections remains a contentious issue, with 'election security' being a top priority.