Taffy Howard, based in Rapid City, sponsored Amendment J in South Dakota, while Liz Larson, from Sioux Falls, opposed the ballot measure.
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What happened
Taffy Howard, based in Rapid City, sponsored Amendment J in South Dakota, while Liz Larson, from Sioux Falls, opposed the ballot measure.
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The entities involved
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South Dakota
state of the United States of America
- South Dakota voters elected a new Public Utilities Commission, while a bill grants federal government final say, and John Thune became Senate Majority Leader.
- A Bureau of Indian Affairs officer was assaulted in South Dakota, prompting joint investigations by the BIA and FBI, alongside Congressional recognition of tribal status.
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Rapid City
seat of Pennington County, South Dakota, United States
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Sioux Falls
city in and seat of Minnehaha County, and largest city in South Dakota, United States