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South Dakota House of Representatives

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Lower house of U.S. state legislature

South Dakota
House of Representatives
South Dakota Legislature
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type
Term limits
4 terms (8 years)
History
New session started
January 14, 2025
Leadership
Jon Hansen (R)
since January 14, 2025
Speaker pro tempore
Karla Lems (R)
since January 14, 2025
Majority Leader
Scott Odenbach (R)
since January 14, 2025
Minority Leader
Erin Healy (D)
since January 14, 2025
Structure
Seats70
Political groups
Majority

Minority

Length of term
2 years
AuthorityArticle III,South Dakota Constitution
Salary$12,850.80/session + $151 per legislative day[a][1]
Elections
Last election
November 5, 2024
Next election
November 3, 2026
RedistrictingLegislative control
Meeting place
House of Representatives Chamber
South Dakota State Capitol
Pierre, South Dakota
Website
South Dakota State Legislature
See also:South Dakota Senate

TheSouth Dakota House of Representatives is thelower house of theSouth Dakota Legislature. It consists of 70 members, two from each legislative district. Two of the state's 35 legislative districts, Districts 26 and 28, are each subdivided into twosingle-member districts (26A/26B and 28A/28B). The South Dakota House of Representatives meets at theSouth Dakota State Capitol inPierre.

Composition

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AffiliationParty
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
RepublicanDemocraticVacant
98th Legislature (2023–2024)637700
Start of 99th Legislature (2025)[b]636691
January 29, 2025[c]62682
February 5, 2025[c]63691
February 12, 2025[b]64700
May 1, 2025[d]63691
August 5, 2025[d]64700
August 27, 2025[e]63691
September 17, 2025[e]64700
September 22, 2025[f]655
Latest voting share93%7%

Leadership

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See also:List of Speakers of the South Dakota House of Representatives
PositionNamePartyDistrict
Speaker of the HouseJon HansenRepublican25
Speakerpro temporeKarla LemsRepublican16
Majority LeaderScott OdenbachRepublican31
Assistant Majority LeaderMarty OverwegRepublican21
Majority WhipsJessica BahmullerRepublican21
Les HeinemannRepublican25
Greg JamisonRepublican12
Brandei SchaefbauerRepublican3
Bethany SoyeRepublican9
Minority LeaderErin HealyDemocratic10
Assistant Minority LeaderEric EmeryDemocratic26A
Minority WhipKadyn WittmanDemocratic15
Nicole Uhre-BalkDemocratic32

Members of the House for the 2025 legislative session

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DistrictRepresentativePartyResidenceSince
1stLogan ManhartRepublicanSisseston2025
Nick FosnessRepublicanBritton2025
2ndDavid KullRepublicanAberdeen2023
John SjaardaRepublicanValley Springs2023
3rdBrandei SchaefbauerRepublicanAberdeen2023
Al NovstrupRepublicanAberdeen2025
4thKent RoeRepublicanHayti2025
Dylan C. JordanRepublicanClear Lake2025
5thMatt RobyRepublicanWatertown2025
Josephine GarciaRepublicanWatertown2025
6thAaron AylwardRepublicanHarrisburg2021
Tim CzmowskiRepublicanSioux Falls2025
7thMellissa HeermannRepublicanBrookings2023
Roger DeGrootRepublicanBrookings2023
8thTim WalburgRepublicanMadison2025
Tim ReischRepublicanHoward2023
9thBethany SoyeRepublicanSioux Falls2021
Tesa SchwansRepublicanHartford2025
10thErin HealyDemocraticSioux Falls2019
Bobbi AnderaRepublicanSioux Falls2025
11thBrian MulderRepublicanSioux Falls2023
Keri WeemsRepublicanSioux Falls2025
12thAmber ArlintRepublicanSioux Falls2023
Greg JamisonRepublicanSioux Falls2021
13thJohn HughesRepublicanSioux Falls2025
Jack KolbeckRepublicanSioux Falls2025
14thTaylor RehfeldtRepublicanSioux Falls2021
Tony KayserRepublicanSioux Falls2025
15thKadyn WittmanDemocraticSioux Falls2023
Eric MuckeyDemocraticSioux Falls2025
16thKarla LemsRepublicanHudson2023
John ShubeckRepublicanBeresford2025
17thWilliam ShormaRepublicanDakota Dunes2023
Chris KassinRepublicanVermillion2023
18thMike StevensRepublicanYankton2021
Julie AuchRepublicanYankton2023
19thDrew PetersonRepublicanSalem2023
Jessica BahmullerRepublicanAlexandria2023
20thJeff BathkeRepublicanMitchell2025
Kaley NolzRepublicanMitchell2025
21stJim HalversonRepublicanWinner2025
Marty OverwegRepublicanNew Holland2020
22ndLana GreenfieldRepublicanDoland2025
Kevin Van DiepenRepublicanHuron2025
23rdSpencer GoschRepublicanGlenham2025
Scott MooreRepublicanIpswich2023
24thWill MortensonRepublicanPierre2021
Mike WeisgramRepublicanFort Pierre2021
25thLes HeinemannRepublicanFlandreau2025
Jon HansenRepublicanDell Rapids2019
26AEric EmeryDemocraticRosebud2023
26BRebecca ReimerRepublicanChamberlain2018
27thLiz MayRepublicanKyle2021
Peri PourierRepublicanPine Ridge2019
28AJana HuntRepublicanDupree2025
28BTravis IsmayRepublicanNewell2025
29thTerri JorgensonRepublicanRapid City2025
Kathy RiceRepublicanBlackhawk2025
30thTrish LadnerRepublicanHot Springs2021
Tim GoodwinRepublicanRapid City2025
31stMary FitzgeraldRepublicanSpearfish2021
Scott OdenbachRepublicanSpearfish2021
32ndNicole Uhre-BalkDemocraticRapid City2025
Steve DuffyRepublicanRapid City2023
33rdCurt MassieRepublicanRapid City2023
Phil JensenRepublicanRapid City2021
34thMike DerbyRepublicanRapid City2021
Heather BaxterRepublicanRapid City2025
35thTina MulallyRepublicanRapid City2019
Tony RandolphRepublicanRapid City2019

Past composition of the House of Representatives

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Main article:Political party strength in South Dakota

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Legislative pay must be one-fifth of median household income of South Dakota
  2. ^abHerman Otten (R) declined to take office after being elected indistrict 6.[2]Tim Czmowski (R) was appointed to the vacant seat in February 2024.[3]
  3. ^abTony Venhuizen (R–13) resigned after being nominated aslieutenant governor.[4] Former state senatorJack Kolbeck (R) was appointed to succeed Venhuizen in February 2025.[5]
  4. ^abChris Reder (R–1) resigned after questions were raised about his residency.[6]Nick Fosness (R) was appointed to succeed Reder in August 2025.[7]
  5. ^abRichard Vasgaard (R–16) died in a farming accident.[8]John Shubeck (R) was appointed to succeed Vasgaard in September 2025.[9]
  6. ^Peri Pourier (District27)switched from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party.[10]

References

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  1. ^"S.D. Legislators' salary raise strains budget". November 17, 2020.
  2. ^"Herman Otten says he won't serve as representative". KELO. RetrievedFebruary 27, 2025.
  3. ^"Gov. Rhoden Appoints Tim Czmowski to District 6 House Seat". SD.gov. RetrievedFebruary 27, 2025.
  4. ^Dausch, Dominik (January 29, 2025)."South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden taps Sioux Falls lawmaker for lieutenant governor role".Argus Leader. RetrievedJanuary 30, 2025.
  5. ^"Gov. Rhoden appoints longtime senator to House vacancy".SDPB. RetrievedFebruary 7, 2025.
  6. ^"A South Dakota lawmaker steps down. He may have been a Minnesota resident for years". Argus Leader. RetrievedMay 5, 2025.
  7. ^"Governor appoints legislator to open seat in northeastern South Dakota".South Dakota Searchlight.States Newsroom. August 5, 2025. RetrievedSeptember 21, 2025.
  8. ^"Turner County lawmaker dies following farm accident". Argus Leader. RetrievedSeptember 24, 2025.
  9. ^"Gov. Rhoden announces new House of Representatives appointment".dakotanewsnow.com. September 17, 2025. RetrievedSeptember 22, 2025.
  10. ^"South Dakota Representative announces switch from Democrat to Republican". Dakota News Now. RetrievedSeptember 22, 2025.
South Dakota Legislature (2025–present)
Speaker of the House
Jon Hansen (R-25)
Speakerpro tempore
Karla Lems (R-16)
Majority Leader
Scott Odenbach (R-31)

Minority Leader
Erin Healy (D-10)
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