South Dakota § 38-32-23 - Nomination of directors by petition--Certification--Ballot position.

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§ 38-32-23. Nomination of directors by petition--Certification--Ballot position.

Director candidates may be nominated by a written petition signed by at least fifteen participating growers who reside in the district. Petition forms shall be provided by the council and shall be filed with the council at least thirty days before the election. The council shall certify the nomination of candidates and prepare official ballots for the election of directors. Ballot position shall be determined by lot.

Source: SL 1991, ch 328, § 4.

Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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