South Dakota 1960 ballot measures

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1962
1958

In1960, voters decided on four statewide ballot measures inSouth Dakota on November 8.

On the ballot

November 8, 1960

TypeTitleSubjectDescriptionResultYes VotesNo Votes

LRCA

Amendment ALocal government;Local government;Term limitsAllow all county officers to serve without term limit

Approveda

133,954 (54%)

115,915 (46%)

LRCA

Amendment BLegislative structure;RedistrictingProhibit dividing counties into multiple senatorial districts and limit each senatorial district to no more than two senators

Defeated

112,573 (47%)

124,455 (53%)

LRCA

Amendment CParole;CorrectionsEstablish the Board of Pardons and Paroles authority

Approveda

131,185 (57%)

99,832 (43%)

LRCA

Amendent DGovernment continuityAdopt measures to ensure government continuity in times of enemy attacks

Approveda

165,290 (72%)

65,018 (28%)


See also

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