South Dakota

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the South Dakota State Legislature. For South Dakota's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 4

Governor Larry Rhoden (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Tony Venhuizen (Republican)
Attorney General Marty Jackley (Republican)
Secretary of State Monae Johnson (Republican)

Senate 35 members · 35 seats

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District 1 Michael Rohl (Republican)
District 2 Steve Kolbeck (Republican)
District 3 Carl Perry (Republican)
District 4 Stephanie Sauder (Republican)
District 5 Glen Vilhauer (Republican)
District 6 Ernie Otten (Republican)
District 7 Tim Reed (Republican)
District 8 Casey Crabtree (Republican)
District 9 Joy Hohn (Republican)
District 10 Liz Larson (Democratic)
District 11 Chris Karr (Republican)
District 12 Arch Beal (Republican)
District 13 Sue Peterson (Republican)
District 14 Larry Zikmund (Republican)
District 15 Jamie Smith (Democratic)
District 16 Kevin Jensen (Republican)
District 17 Sydney Davis (Republican)
District 18 Lauren Nelson (Republican)
District 19 Kyle Schoenfish (Republican)
District 20 Paul Miskimins (Republican)
District 21 MyKala Voita (Republican)
District 22 Brandon Wipf (Republican)
District 23 Mark Lapka (Republican)
District 24 Jim Mehlhaff (Republican)
District 25 Tom Pischke (Republican)
District 26 Tamara Grove (Republican)
District 27 Red Dawn Foster (Democratic)
District 28 Sam Marty (Republican)
District 29 John Carley (Republican)
District 30 Amber Hulse (Republican)
District 31 Randy Deibert (Republican)
District 32 Helene Duhamel (Republican)
District 33 Curt Voight (Republican)
District 34 Taffy Howard (Republican)
District 35 Greg Blanc (Republican)

House 70 members · 70 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the South Dakota State Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Logan Manhart (Republican)
District 1 Nick Fosness (Republican)
District 2 David Kull (Republican)
District 2 John Sjaarda (Republican)
District 3 Al Novstrup (Republican)
District 3 Brandei Schaefbauer (Republican)
District 4 Dylan Jordan (Republican)
District 4 Kent Roe (Republican)
District 5 Josephine Garcia (Republican)
District 5 Matt Roby (Republican)
District 6 Aaron Aylward (Republican)
District 6 Tim Czmowski (Republican)
District 7 Mellissa Heermann (Republican)
District 7 Roger DeGroot (Republican)
District 8 Tim Reisch (Republican)
District 8 Tim Walburg (Republican)
District 9 Bethany Soye (Republican)
District 9 Tesa Schwans (Republican)
District 10 Bobbi Andera (Republican)
District 10 Erin Healy (Democratic)
District 11 Brian Mulder (Republican)
District 11 Keri Weems (Republican)
District 12 Amber Arlint (Republican)
District 12 Greg Jamison (Republican)
District 13 Jack Kolbeck (Republican)
District 13 John Hughes (Republican)
District 14 Taylor Rehfeldt (Republican)
District 14 Tony Kayser (Republican)
District 15 Erik Muckey (Democratic)
District 15 Kadyn Wittman (Democratic)
District 16 John Shubeck (Republican)
District 16 Karla Lems (Republican)
District 17 Chris Kassin (Republican)
District 17 William Shorma (Republican)
District 18 Julie Auch (Republican)
District 18 Mike Stevens (Republican)
District 19 Drew Peterson (Republican)
District 19 Jessica Bahmuller (Republican)
District 20 Jeff Bathke (Republican)
District 20 Kaley Nolz (Republican)
District 21 Jim Halverson (Republican)
District 21 Marty Overweg (Republican)
District 22 Kevin Van Diepen (Republican)
District 22 Lana Greenfield (Republican)
District 23 Scott Moore (Republican)
District 23 Spencer Gosch (Republican)
District 24 Mike Weisgram (Republican)
District 24 Will Mortenson (Republican)
District 25 Jon Hansen (Republican)
District 25 Les Heinemann (Republican)
District 26A Eric Emery (Democratic)
District 26B Rebecca Reimer (Republican)
District 27 Liz May (Republican)
District 27 Peri Pourier (Republican)
District 28A Jana Hunt (Republican)
District 28B Travis Ismay (Republican)
District 29 Kathy Rice (Republican)
District 29 Terri Jorgenson (Republican)
District 30 Tim Goodwin (Republican)
District 30 Trish Ladner (Republican)
District 31 Mary Fitzgerald (Republican)
District 31 Scott Odenbach (Republican)
District 32 Nicole Uhre-Balk (Democratic)
District 32 Steve Duffy (Republican)
District 33 Curt Massie (Republican)
District 33 Phil Jensen (Republican)
District 34 Heather Baxter (Republican)
District 34 Mike Derby (Republican)
District 35 Tina Mulally (Republican)
District 35 Tony Randolph (Republican)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.