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Sep 09, 2013
History Repeats Itself: Why Is South Dakota Denying American Indians an Equal Opportunity to Vote?
Every election, South Dakota voters have 46 days when they can vote early, which makes it easier for people to take part in our democracy. But the rules appear to be different for American Indian voters living on reservations in the state—at least according to recent actions by the South Dakota's Secretary of State, who is stonewalling a request for early voting sites in three American Indian communities.
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