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State legislative budget analysts are adopting revenue targets that Gov. Larry Rhoden describes as a rounding error to December's proposed budget. Officials expect sales tax collections to remain for the rest of this fiscal year and next fiscal year.
Gov. Larry Rhoden and a working group of lawmakers are unveiling their property tax relief proposal. Over the last four years, the property tax burden has increased for owner-occupied, while commercial has remained steady and agriculture has decreased.
The governor is filling a legislative vacancy that's been open since the start of session. Tim Czmowski is being appointed to a House seat in District 6, which represents parts of Lincoln County, including Harrisburg and Tea.
The state House of Representatives approves two bills that change South Dakota election law. HB1169 mandates petition gatherers to collect signatures from each Senatorial district for constitutional amendments.
South Dakota elections will continue to use tabulation machines despite an effort in a Senate committee. The bill was brought by Piedmont Republican Sen. John Carley.
A legislative committee is advancing an ID card bill that critics say is unfairly targeting the transgender community. The bill requires the sex listed on birth certificates and driver's licenses to match the person's biological sex assigned at birth.
And more.