Legislative Lingo Explained
What does it mean when a bill is hog housed, smoked out, or sent to the 41st legislative day?
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What does it mean when a bill is hog housed, smoked out, or sent to the 41st legislative day?
A vital part of holding your elected officials accountable is knowing effective ways to do so.
We made crossing off your legislative action list a little more fun.
Before you establish a relationship with your legislator, you'll need to do your research! Here are some great resources for information on the South Dakota State Legislature.
Sometimes it's necessary to call your legislator. Here are some tips for planning out your phone call.
Meeting your legislators in person is an effective way to build a relationship so they can understand what matters to their constituents. Here are some tips for planning your meeting.