County Auditor Leah Anderson said she has no regrets for how things went, and she chatted with Sioux Falls Simplified about how the process works.

Statewide, Republicans maintained their majority in the South Dakota legislature. In the Sioux Falls area, though, many races are still yet to be decided as of 6:30 a.m. Wednesday.

The word of the day was, "No" for many South Dakotans as voters shot down six out of seven ballot measures.

There's quite a bit on the South Dakota ballot. Here's your one-stop guide to help you feel smart and empowered on Election Day.

Sioux Falls Simplified reached out to all of the Sioux Falls-area candidates to create the most comprehensive voter guide in town.

Here's your simplified guide to the seven statewide ballot measures, where they came from, and what your vote will mean.

The 2025 South Dakota Legislature makeup is looking a bit clearer after Tuesday's primary election

Meet the candidates running for state and county offices in the Sioux Falls area, and find your guide to the June 4 primary.

Sioux Falls' City Council lineup is complete.

Thought you were done with city elections? Au contraire mon frère. Fear not, here's everything you need to know for tomorrow.

Sioux Falls Simplified analyzed precinct-level voter turnout data to see which neighborhoods saw the most – and least – folks going out to vote.

Low turnout and a yet-undecided at-large race were some of the big takeaways from Tuesday's election results.

It's Election Day! Here's everything you need to know.

Candidates were given a chance to add any other thoughts they want voters to know ahead of Election Day. Here's what they had to say.

Sioux Falls Simplified asked them how they view transparency in their decision making and if they'd do anything different from the district's current policies regarding public access to information.

The city has a new transit provider, Via, who's bringing a focus on more on-demand busing. We asked candidates what they think makes a successful public transit system.

We asked candidates how they'll approach funding decisions related to police and public safety.

After all the prepared questions were asked, it was the candidate's turn to go off on whatever topic they chose.

Sioux Falls is facing a budget shortfall in the coming year as federal pandemic relief funds run dry.

As book bans become an increasingly prevalent topic for school boards nationwide, we asked school board candidates their take.

The school district recently faced a Title IX lawsuit after cutting its gymnastics program. We asked school board candidates a broader question about how they'll approach equity in programming if elected.

The City Council this year is expected to make decisions regarding a bond to fund quality of life projects like new outdoor pools and a new indoor aquatic and recreation center.

According to recent data from Augustana, the greatest housing shortage is among those who make 30% or less the area median income (AMI) – which is $17,350 for an individual.