South Dakota House of Representatives

South Dakota
House of Representatives
South Dakota; House of Representatives
	South Dakota State Legislature
Type
Type	Lower House
Term limits	4 terms (8 years)
History
New session started	January 10, 2017
Leadership
Speaker of the House	Mark Mickelson (R) ; Since January 10, 2017
Speaker pro Tempore	Steven Haugaard (R) ; Since December 6, 2017 [1]
Majority Leader	Lee Qualm (R) ; Since January 10, 2017
Minority Leader	Spencer Hawley (D) ; Since January 13, 2015
Structure
Seats	70
Political groups	Majority Republican (59); Minority Democratic (10); Vacancy Vacant (1);
Length of term	2 years
Authority	Article III, South Dakota Constitution
Salary	$6,000/session + $142 per legislative day
Elections
Last election	November 8, 2016; (70 seats)
Next election	November 6, 2018; (70 seats)
Redistricting	Legislative Control
Meeting place
	House of Representatives Chamber; South Dakota State Capitol; Pierre, South Dakota
Website
	South Dakota State Legislature

The South Dakota House of Representatives is the lower house of the South Dakota State Legislature. It is made up of 70 members, two from each legislative district. Two of the state's 35 legislative districts, Districts 26 and 28, are each subdivided into two single-member districts (26A/26B and 28A/28B).

Composition

South Dakota House Districts. House district boundaries are identical to the South Dakota Senate's districts, with two representatives elected from each district.

91st Legislature (2017)

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)		Total

	Republican	Democratic		Vacant
90th Legislature	58	12	70	0

91st Legislature	60	10	70	0
June 27, 2017^[2]	59		69	1
September 5, 2017^[3]	60		70	0
November 23, 2017^[4]	59		69	1
Latest voting share	7001855000000000000♠85.5%	7001145000000000000♠14.5%

Leadership

Position	Name	Party	District
Speaker of the House	Mark Mickelson	Republican	13
Speaker pro tempore	Don Haggar	Republican	10
Majority Leader	Lee Qualm	Republican	21
Assistant Majority Leader	Kent Peterson	Republican	19
Majority Whips	Arch Beal	Republican	12
	Lynne DiSanto	Republican	35
	Leslie Heinemann	Republican	8
	Isaac Latterell	Republican	6
Minority Leader	Spencer Hawley	Democratic	7
Assistant Minority Leader	Julie Bartling	Democratic	21
Minority Whip	Karen Soli	Democratic	15

Members of the 91st House

District	Representative	Party	Residence
1	Steve McCleerey	Democratic	Sisseston
1	Susan Wismer	Democratic	Britton
2	Lana Greenfield	Republican	Doland
2	Burt Tulson	Republican	Lake Norden
3	Dan Kaiser	Republican	Aberdeen
3	Drew Dennert	Republican	Aberdeen
4	Jason Kettwig	Republican	Milbank
4	John Mills	Republican	Volga
5	Hugh Bartels	Republican	Watertown
5	Nancy York	Republican	Watertown
6	Herman Otten	Republican	Tea
6	Isaac Latterell	Republican	Tea
7	Spencer Hawley	Democratic	Brookings
7	Tim Reed	Republican	Brookings
8	Marli Wiese	Republican	Madison
8	Leslie Heinemann	Republican	Flandreau
9	Wayne Steinhauer	Republican	Hartford
9	Michael Clark	Republican	Hartford
10	Steve Haugaard	Republican	Sioux Falls
10	Don Haggar	Republican	Sioux Falls
11	Mark Willadsen	Republican	Sioux Falls
11	Chris Karr	Republican	Sioux Falls
12	Arch Beal	Republican	Sioux Falls
12	Greg Jamison	Republican	Sioux Falls
13	Mark Mickelson	Republican	Sioux Falls
13	Sue Peterson	Republican	Sioux Falls
14	Larry Zikmund	Republican	Sioux Falls
14	Thomas Holmes	Republican	Sioux Falls
15	Karen Soli	Democratic	Sioux Falls
15	Jamie Smith	Democratic	Sioux Falls
16	David Anderson	Republican	Hudson
16	Kevin Jensen	Republican	Canton
17	Nancy Rasmussen	Republican	Hurley
17	Ray Ring	Democratic	Vermillion
18	Jean Hunhoff	Republican	Yankton
18	Mike Stevens	Republican	Yankton
19	Kent Peterson	Republican	Salem
19	Kyle Schoenfish	Republican	Scotland
20	Tona Rozum	Republican	Mitchell
20	Lance Carson	Republican	Mitchell
21	Julie Bartling	Democratic	Burke
21	Lee Qualm	Republican	Platte
22	Roger D. Chase	Republican	Huron
22	Bob Glanzer	Republican	Huron
23	Spencer Gosch	Republican	Glenham
23	John A. Lake	Republican	Gettysburg
24	Tim Rounds	Republican	Pierre
24	Mary Duvall	Republican	Pierre
25	Daniel Ahlers	Democratic	Dell Rapids
25	Tom Pischke	Republican	Dell Rapids
26A	Shawn Bordeaux	Democratic	Mission
26B	Vacant
27	Elizabeth May	Republican	Kyle
27	Steve Livermont	Republican	Martin
28A	Oren Lesmeister	Democratic	Parade
28B	Sam Marty	Republican	Prairie City
29	Thomas J. Brunner	Republican	Nisland
29	Larry Rhoden	Republican	Union Center
30	Julie Frye-Mueller	Republican	Rapid City
30	Tim Goodwin	Republican	Rapid City
31	Timothy Johns	Republican	Lead
31	Charles Turbiville	Republican	Deadwood
32	Kristin Conzet	Republican	Rapid City
32	Sean McPherson	Republican	Rapid City
33	Taffy Howard	Republican	Rapid City
33	David Johnson	Republican	Rapid City
34	David Lust	Republican	Rapid City
34	Vacant
35	Lynne DiSanto	Republican	Rapid City
35	Blaine "Chip" Campbell	Republican	Rapid City

Past composition of the House of Representatives

References

↑ KSFY. "Rep. Don Haggar resigns from state house". Retrieved August 5, 2018.
↑ Don Haggar (R-10) resigned to accept a job offer
↑ Doug Barthel appointed to replace Don Haggar (R-10)
↑ Craig Tieszen (R-34) died

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[1] KSFY. "Rep. Don Haggar resigns from state house". Retrieved August 5, 2018.

[2] Don Haggar (R-10) resigned to accept a job offer

[3] Doug Barthel appointed to replace Don Haggar (R-10)

[4] Craig Tieszen (R-34) died

Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives
South Dakota Legislature (2017–2018) Speaker of the House: Mark Mickelson (R) Speaker pro Tempore: Don Haggar (R) Majority Leader: Lee Qualm (R) Minority Leader: Spencer Hawley (D)
Steven McCleerey (D) Susan Wismer (D) Lana Greenfield (R) Burt Tulson (R) Dan Kaiser (R) Drew Dennert (R) Jason Kettwig (R) John Mills (R) Hugh Bartels (R) Nancy York (R) Herman Otten (R) Isaac Latterell (R) Spencer Hawley (D) Tim Reed (R) Matthew Wollmann (R) Leslie Heinemann (R) Wayne Steinhauer (R) Michael Clark (R) Steven Haugaard (R) Don Haggar (R) Mark Willadsen (R) Chris Karr (R) Arch Beal (R) Greg Jamison (R) Mark Mickelson (R) Sue Peterson (R) Larry Zikmund (R) Thomas Holmes (R) Karen Soli (D) Jamie Smith (D) David Anderson (R) Kevin Jensen (R) Nancy Rasmussen (R) Ray Ring (D) Jean Hunhoff (R) Mike Stevens (R) Kent Peterson (R) Kyle Schoenfish (R) Tona Rozum (R) Lance Carson (R) Julie Bartling (D) Lee Qualm (R) Roger D. Chase (R) Bob Glanzer (R) Spencer Gosch (R) John A. Lake (R) Tim Rounds (R) Mary Duvall (R) Daniel Ahlers (D) Tom Pischke (R) A. Shawn Bordeaux (D) B. James Schaefer (R) Elizabeth May (R) Steve Livermont (R) A. Oren Lesmeister (D) B. J. Sam Marty (R) Thomas J. Brunner (R) Larry Rhoden (R) Julie Frye-Mueller (R) Tim Goodwin (R) Timothy Johns (R) Charles Turbiville (R) Kristin Conzet (R) Sean McPherson (R) Taffy Howard (R) David Johnson (R) David Lust (R) Craig Tieszen (R) Lynne DiSanto (R) Blaine Campbell (R)
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