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NO, NO, and NO
No to California in SD
California uses top-two primary elections. We don’t need California crime, corruption, and government overreach in South Dakota.
No to Out-of-State $$
Money for Amendment H came from a Colorado political action organization that is financed by East Coast billionaires.
No to Hidden Agendas
Amendment H is really a power grab that reduces choice and makes it easier for outsiders and big donors to control our state.
VOTE NO on AMENDMENT H
NO to California in SD
The last thing we need is crime, corruption, and government overreach in South Dakota.
A top-two primary election, like what is proposed in Amendment H, is only used in two states: California and Washington.
These states have seen radical candidates elected to office since they adopted top-two primary elections.
Both these states have seen an increase in crime, corruption, and government overreach since they moved to this type of primary election.
VOTE NO on AMENDMENT H.
NO to Out-of-State $$
Out-of-state billionaires should not be determining what is right for South Dakota. The people of South Dakota should.
Amendment H is funded by Unite America, a Colorado political action committee (PAC) that is financed by East Coast billionaires.
This PAC and its partners are spending millions of dollars to bring top-two primaries to South Dakota.
Unite America has no connection to South Dakota other than to change our elections so it is easier for Big Money to control us.
Learn how Unite America uses money to influence elections.
VOTE NO on AMENDMENT H.
NO to Hidden Agendas
Amendment H is a power grab that eliminates choice and hurts the people of South Dakota.
Amendment H would significantly increase the cost of political campaigns making it easier for out-of-state PACs, big business, and wealthy donors to control our state.
If Amendment H passes, only two candidates would move to the general election ballot. This means some parties would never have a candidate on the ballot in the general election
Big money is using words like “fair” to try to trick us with Amendment H.