Title 12, ELECTIONS

No precinct boundary or polling place may be changed after the publication of the first notice of election is published as provided in § 12-12-1 . If a designated polling place is destroyed or becomes otherwise physically unusable as a polling place after the first notice of elec…

If any nonpublicly-owned building is used as a polling place, the building owner may designate whether campaign signs will be allowed on the building's premises outside the area defined in § 12-18-3 on election day. If campaign signs are allowed, the building owner may not prohib…

Notwithstanding any other law, a jurisdiction may conduct an election using vote centers in accordance with this section. The election shall be conducted in accordance with all applicable election laws and rules other than: (1) The jurisdiction may use vote centers that allow vot…

The resolution of the board of county commissioners establishing new precincts or making any change in precincts already established shall clearly set forth and define the boundaries of the election precincts established or altered. Source: SL 1915, ch 184 , § 1; RC 1919, § 7231;…

In all precincts the board of county commissioners shall adjust the size of any precinct at which there was unreasonable waiting time imposed upon the voters at the last preceding general election. Under ordinary circumstances, more than thirty minutes waiting time is deemed unre…

Polling places shall be selected with reference to the convenience of the voters in the various election precincts, and should be as near the center of the election precincts as practicable but if in their judgment the convenience of the voters will be served thereby or if commun…