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FOSNESS REFLECTS ON BUSY SESSION
04/15/2026 09:32 AM
B-H TO PERFORM PULITZER-PRIZE WINNING COMEDY
"You Can't Take It With You" Will Show Thurs-Fri
04/15/2026 09:30 AM
STATE PARK LEADERS VISIT FORT AND ROY
04/15/2026 09:26 AM
COUNCIL: GOOD WATER METER RESPONSE, MORE ON LAND SWAP
04/15/2026 09:24 AM
LA TALKS TECH WITH COLONY SCHOOL
04/15/2026 09:23 AM
B-H BOARD OKS OUTSIDE TRAINER
04/15/2026 09:20 AM
NEW BDM BOSS JONES HOPES TO MAKE A SPLASH!
04/08/2026 09:39 AM
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LA SETS OFF DOWN YELLOW BRICK ROAD NEXT WEEK
Wizard of Oz Performed Wed-Fri
04/08/2026 09:36 AM
COUNCIL OKS $100 WATER METER FEE, HIRES PT FINANCE OFFICER
04/08/2026 09:33 AM
NO CONTESTED PRIMARIES FOR COUNTY RACES
04/08/2026 09:32 AM
MC COMMISSION MEETS
04/08/2026 09:31 AM
BRITTON FAMILY'S SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORTS FUTURE NURSES AT NSU
04/08/2026 09:26 AM
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LATEST POLLS
Poll: END OR RETAIN EXPANDED MEDICAID COVERAGE?
South Dakota voters will decide in November on a proposed constitutional amendment that would end the state’s expanded Medicaid coverage if the federal government’s share of funding for the expansion falls below 90%. The expansion, approved by voters in 2022, provides Medicaid eligibility to certain adults ages 19 to 64 with incomes up to the federal limit established by the constitutional amendment. The proposed amendment would remove that expanded coverage if the federal funding level drops below 90%. If the election were held today, how would you vote?
I would Vote “Yes” to adopt the amendment (ending expanded Medicaid)
I would Vote “No” to leave the Constitution as it is
Not sure at this time
Vote!
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