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PIERRE, S.D. — Legislation aimed at closing loopholes in South Dakota’s campaign-finance laws is making headway in the Legislature. On Monday, the House State Affairs Committee voted in favor of a series of bills designed to enhance transparency and accountability in political funding.
The proposed measures seek to address concerns regarding undisclosed donations and the influence of dark money in local elections. Advocates of the legislation argue that these changes are essential for ensuring fair electoral processes and restoring public trust in government.
Supporters of the bills highlighted the importance of clear regulations that would require candidates and political organizations to disclose their funding sources more comprehensively. As the legislative session progresses, these bills will undergo further debate and potential amendments before reaching the full House for a vote.
If passed, these reforms could significantly reshape the landscape of campaign financing in South Dakota, promoting a more open and equitable political environment.
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