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Redfield SD 57469

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Current County Elections
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Absentee Ballot Availability

Spink County, SD - The Spink County Auditor's Office is notifying voters that absentee ballots for the upcoming June 2nd Primary Election will not be available on the first day of the absentee voting period (April 17th).

Under South Dakota law, absentee voting is scheduled to begin 46 days prior to an election pursuant to SDCL 12-19-1.2. However, the candidate petition filing deadline was March 31st, as established in SDCL 12-6-4. This statutory timing resulted in a brief period for petition verification, petition challenges and candidate certification at the state level.

Once ballots are available:

Absentee ballots will be mailed immediately to voters who have submitted applications
In-person absentee voting will begin at the Auditor's Office
Updates will be shared through the county website, local media, and official communication channels

Voters are encouraged to:

Submit absentee ballot applications early
Verify voter registration information
Monitor official county communications or call our office for updates on ballot availability

The deadline to request an absentee ballot remains 5:00 p.m. the day before the election, pursuant to SDCL 12-19-2.

For more information, please contact the Spink County Auditor's Office at 605-472-4580.

Spink County Auditor’s Office

open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM for absentee voting.

210 East 7th Avenue, Suite 5
Redfield, SD 57469
Phone: 605-472-4580 Fax: 605-472-4582

7-8-1 Number and terms of Office of Commissioners

Staggered terms

7-7-1.1 County Officers to be elected quadrenially

Staggered terms

Each organized county shall have a board of commissioners consisting of not less than three nor more than seven members, each of whom shall be elected at a general election and whose term of office shall be four years.

Any commissioner who represents an even-numbered district shall run for election at the general election at which the President is elected;

Any commissioner who represents an odd-numbered district shall run for election at the general election at which the Governor is elected.

Expiration of term for combined offices. Unless otherwise provided by county charter, at primary and general elections there shall be nominated and elected in each organized county of this state county officers as follows:

(1) In 1974 and each fourth year thereafter, a sheriff, county auditor, and register of deeds;

(2) In 1976 and each fourth year thereafter, a treasurer, state's attorney, and coroner.

The terms of all such officers shall be four years, or until their successors have been duly elected and qualified. Nevertheless, the term of any county office, combined with another pursuant to § 7-7- 1.2 or 7-7-1.3, shall expire on the first Monday of January following the ordinance authorizing the combination.

County Election

Local Offices will be filled in the next Elections

County Commissioner District #4 - 4 year term

For a list of all Offices to be filled in the next Election please contact the Auditor Office.

Commissioner Districts

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