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Auditor draws St. Onge (08) and Rural #2 (10) for manual count in post‑election audit

Lawrence County Commissioners · June 4, 2026
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Summary

By random drawing the county auditor selected St. Onge Precinct (08) and Rural #2 Precinct (10) and four contests — including the U.S. House contest and local school board — to be manually counted in the June 16 post‑election audit.

Lawrence County Auditor Brenda McGruder conducted a random drawing during the June 4 special meeting to determine which precincts and races will be manually counted in the post‑election audit.

McGruder said the audit-designated precincts are St. Onge Precinct (08), which had 97 votes cast, and Rural #2 Precinct (10), which had 983 votes cast. The races selected by random draw for audit review include the statewide United States Representative contest in both precincts, the Republican Precinct Committeewoman race in St. Onge (08), and the School Board 40‑2 contest in Rural #2 (10).

McGruder cited SDCL 12‑17B‑20 as the statutory basis for the post‑election audit procedure and explained the law defines the precinct selection method used for the manual count.