South Dakota Cement-Plant Trust Amendment, Constitutional Amendment O (2012)
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| Type: | legislatively-referred constitutional amendment |
| Constitution: | South Dakota Constitution |
| Referred by: | South Dakota Legislature |
| Topic: | State budgets |
| Status: | On the ballot |
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Path to the ballot
Section 1 of Article XXIII of the South Dakota Constitution says that the South Dakota State Legislature can refer a proposed amendment to the state's voters through a majority vote.
The South Dakota House of Representatives voted in favor of the measure on February 13, 2012, with a vote of 64-3. According to reports, the measure was sent to the ballot after legislature passed it by the end of 2012 session.[1]
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