South Dakota House of Representatives

Lower house of U. S. state legislature

The South Dakota House of Representatives is the lower house of the South 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 two single member districts (26A/26B and 28A/28B). The South Dakota House of Representatives meets at the South Dakota State Capitol in Pierre.

District Representative Party Residence Since 1st Joe Donnell Republican Sisseston 2023 Tamara St. John Republican Sisseston 2019 2nd David Kull Republican Brandon 2023 John Sjaarda Republican Valley Springs 2023 3rd Brandei Schaefbauer Republican Aberdeen 2023 Carl E. Perry Republican Aberdeen 2019 4th Stephanie Sauder Republican Bryant 2023 Fred Deutsch Republican Florence 2019 5th Hugh Bartels Republican Watertown 2017 Byron Callies Republican Watertown 2023 6th Aaron Aylward Republican Harrisburg 2021 Ernie Otten Republican Tea 2021 7th Mellissa Heermann Republican Brookings 2023 Roger DeGroot Republican Brookings 2023 8th John Mills Republican Volga 2017 Tim Reisch Republican Howard 2023 9th Bethany Soye Republican Sioux Falls 2021 Kenneth Teunissen Republican Sioux Falls 2023 10th Erin Healy Democratic Sioux Falls 2019 Kameron Nelson Democratic Sioux Falls 2023 11th Brian Mulder Republican Sioux Falls 2023 Chris Karr Republican Sioux Falls 2017 12th Amber Arlint Republican Sioux Falls 2023 Greg Jamison Republican Sioux Falls 2021 13th Sue Peterson Republican Sioux Falls 2017 Tony Venhuizen Republican Sioux Falls 2023 14th Taylor Rehfeldt Republican Sioux Falls 2021 Tyler Tordsen Republican Sioux Falls 2023 15th Kadyn Wittman Democratic Sioux Falls 2023 Linda Duba Democratic Sioux Falls 2019 16th Karla Lems Republican Hudson 2023 Kevin Jensen Republican Canton 2017 17th William Shorma Republican Dakota Dunes 2023 Chris Kassin Republican Vermillion 2023 18th Mike Stevens Republican Yankton 2021 Julie Auch Republican Yankton 2023 19th Drew Peterson Republican Salem 2023 Jessica Bahmuller Republican Alexandria 2023 20th Lance Koth Republican Mitchell 2019 Ben Krohmer Republican Mitchell 2023 21st Rocky Blare Republican Ideal 2021 Marty Overweg Republican New Holland 2020 22nd Roger D. Chase Republican Huron 2017 Lynn Schneider Republican Sioux Falls 2020 23rd James D. Wangsness Republican Miller 2023 Scott Moore Republican Ipswich 2023 24th Will Mortenson Republican Pierre 2021 Mike Weisgram Republican Fort Pierre 2021 25th Randy Gross Republican Elkton 2019 Jon Hansen Republican Dell Rapids 2019 26A Eric Emery Democratic Rosebud 2023 26B Rebecca Reimer Republican Chamberlain 2018 27th Liz May Republican Kyle 2021 Peri Pourier Democratic Pine Ridge 2019 28A Oren Lesmeister Democratic Parade 2017 28B Neil Pinnow Republican Lemmon 2023 29th Gary Cammack Republican Union Center 2023 Kirk Chaffee Republican Whitewood 2019 30th Trish Ladner Republican Hot Springs 2021 Dennis Krull Republican Hill City 2023 31st Mary Fitzgerald Republican Spearfish 2021 Scott Odenbach Republican Spearfish 2021 32nd Steve Duffy Republican Rapid City 2023 Kristin Conzet Republican Rapid City 2024 33rd Curt Massie Republican Rapid City 2023 Phil Jensen Republican Rapid City 2021 34th Mike Derby Republican Rapid City 2021 Becky Drury Republican Rapid City 2021 35th Tina Mulally Republican Rapid City 2019 Tony Randolph Republican Rapid City 2019

In 2022, Democrat Kameron Nelson from District 10 became the first openly gay man elected to South Dakota's state house. He was sworn in in 2023.