Hughes County backs optional on-demand ballot printing; calls for security, testing
The Hughes County Commission approved Resolution No. 2026-17 endorsing optional use of on-demand ballot printing systems in South Dakota, citing delays in the June 2026 primary and urging technology-neutral standards, stress testing, and security safeguards.
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The Hughes County Board of Commissioners voted Aug. 18 to endorse legislation that would allow counties to optionally use on-demand ballot printing systems for elections in South Dakota. Finance Officer Thomas J. Oliva presented Resolution No. 2026-17, which notes delays in delivery of printed ballots for the June 2, 2026 primary and urges standards that ensure printer-ballot compatibility, stress testing, redundant equipment, and documented contingency procedures.
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