A Washington, D.C. group has poured nearly $2 million into defeating Amendment L, while the South Dakota side supporting it has raised about $93,000.Amendment L would raise the bar for changing our state constitution from a simple majority to 60 percent. The Fairness Project, started with money from a California labor union, is the main funder of the No campaign. This is the same group that has spent millions putting abortion rights and Medicaid expansion into state constitutions, including ours in 2022.

<p>A Washington, D.C. group has poured nearly $2 million into defeating Amendment L, while the South Dakota side supporting it has raised about $93,000.Amendment L would raise the bar for changing our state constitution from a simple majority to 60 percent. The Fairness Project, started with money from a California labor union, is the main funder of the No campaign. This is the same group that has spent millions putting abortion rights and Medicaid expansion into state constitutions, including ours in 2022.</p>

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