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The South Dakota State Capitol in Pierre

Members of the South Dakota Legislature are elected from 35 districts, each of which elect one senator and two representatives. Members of both chambers serve two-year terms. All legislators are term limited to eight consecutive years in office, but can run again after two years or run for the opposite house than the one in which they serve.[1]

List of districts[edit]

The 35 legislative districts in South Dakota following redistricting after the 2020 United States census:[2]

No. Map Counties Senator Representatives
1st Brown
Day
Marshall
Roberts
Michael Rohl
Republican
Joe Donnell
Republican
Tamara St. John
Republican
2nd Minnehaha Steve Kolbeck
Republican
David Kull
Republican
John Sjaarda
Republican
3rd Brown Al Novstrup
Republican
Brandei Schaefbauer
Republican
Carl E. Perry
Republican
4th Clark
Codington
Deuel
Grant
Hamlin
Roberts
John Wiik
Republican
Stephanie Sauder
Republican
Fred Deutsch
Republican
5th Codington Lee Schoenbeck
Republican
Hugh Bartels
Republican
Byron Callies
Republican
6th Lincoln Herman Otten
Republican
Aaron Aylward
Republican
Ernie Otten
Republican
7th Brookings Tim Reed
Republican
Mellissa Heermann
Republican
Roger DeGroot
Republican
8th Brookings
Kingsbury
Lake
Miner
Casey Crabtree
Republican
John Mills
Republican
Tim Reisch
Republican
9th Minnehaha Brent "B.R." Hoffman
Republican
Bethany Soye
Republican
Kenneth Teunissen
Republican
10th Minnehaha Liz Larson
Democratic
Erin Healy
Democratic
Kameron Nelson
Democratic
11th Minnehaha Jim Stalzer
Republican
Brian Mulder
Republican
Chris Karr
Republican
12th Lincoln
Minnehaha
Arch Beal
Republican
Amber Arlint
Republican
Greg Jamison
Republican
13th Lincoln
Minnehaha
Jack Kolbeck
Republican
Sue Peterson
Republican
Tony Venhuizen
Republican
14th Minnehaha Larry Zikmund
Republican
Taylor Rehfeldt
Republican
Tyler Tordsen
Republican
15th Minnehaha Reynold Nesiba
Democratic
Kadyn Wittman
Democratic
Linda Duba
Democratic
16th Lincoln
Turner
Union
Jim Bolin
Republican
Karla Lems
Republican
Kevin Jensen
Republican
17th Clay
Union
Sydney Davis
Republican
William Shorma
Republican
Chris Kassin
Republican
18th Clay
Yankton
Jean Hunhoff
Republican
Mike Stevens
Republican
Julie Auch
Republican
19th Bon Homme
Hanson
Hutchinson
McCook
Turner
Kyle Schoenfish
Republican
Drew Peterson
Republican
Jessica Bahmuller
Republican
20th Davison
Jerauld
Miner
Sanborn
Joshua Klumb
Republican
Lance Koth
Republican
Ben Krohmer
Republican
21st Aurora
Charles Mix
Douglas
Gregory
Tripp
Erin Tobin
Republican
Rocky Blare
Republican
Marty Overweg
Republican
22nd Beadle
Clark
Spink
David Wheeler
Republican
Roger D. Chase
Republican
Lynn Schneider
Republican
23rd Brown
Campbell
Edmunds
Faulk
Hand
McPherson
Potter
Walworth
Bryan Breitling
Republican
James D. Wangsness
Republican
Scott Moore
Republican
24th Haakon
Hughes
Hyde
Stanley
Sully
Jim Mehlhaff
Republican
Will Mortenson
Republican
Mike Weisgram
Republican
25th Minnehaha
Moody
Tom Pischke
Republican
Randy Gross
Republican
Jon Hansen
Republican
26A Jones
Mellette
Todd
Shawn Bordeaux
Democratic
Eric Emery
Democratic
26B Brule
Buffalo
Hughes
Hyde
Jones
Lyman
Rebecca Reimer
Republican
27th Bennett
Jackson
Pennington
Oglala Lakota
Red Dawn Foster
Democratic
Liz May
Republican
Peri Pourier
Democratic
28A Corson
Dewey
Perkins
Ziebach
Ryan Maher
Republican
Oren Lesmeister
Democratic
28B Butte
Harding
Perkins
Neil Pinnow
Republican
29th Meade Dean Wink
Republican
Gary Cammack
Republican
Kirk Chaffee
Republican
30th Custer
Fall River
Pennington
Julie Frye-Mueller
Republican
Trish Ladner
Republican
Dennis Krull
Republican
31st Lawrence Randy Deibert
Republican
Mary Fitzgerald
Republican
Scott Odenbach
Republican
32nd Pennington Helene Duhamel
Republican
Becky Drury
Republican
Steve Duffy
Republican
33rd Meade
Pennington
David Johnson
Republican
Curt Massie
Republican
Phil Jensen
Republican
34th Pennington Michael Diedrich
Republican
Mike Derby
Republican
Vacant
35th Pennington Vacant Tina Mulally
Republican
Tony Randolph
Republican

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Legislative Terms of Office" (PDF). sdlegislature.gov. Retrieved November 9, 2023.
  2. ^ "Legislators by District". sdlegislature.gov. Retrieved November 9, 2023.