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Legislative Handbook 2021 Legislative Handbook 96th Session of the South Dakota Legislature SOUTH DAKOTA BANKS MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITIES Loaned and invested $262 MILLION for housing and community development projects. South Dakota banks donated $14 MILLION in charitable contributions and grants. South Dakota bank employees volunteered 152,970 HOURS with local organizations. SOUTH DAKOTA BANKERS ASSOCIATION Chair Steve Bumann BankWest, Pierre | 605.945.3749 Legislative Committee Chair Jody Bender U.S. Bank, Rapid City | 605.394.2014 President Karlton Adam SDBA, Pierre | 605.224.1653 Lobbyist/Legal Counsel Brett Koenecke May Adam, Pierre | 605.224.8803 PO Box 1081 | 109 West Missouri Ave. | Pierre, SD 57501 605.224.1653 | 800.726.7322 | www.sdba.com South Dakota Chamber of Commerce & Industry - “The Voice of South Dakota Business” PO Box 190 - 222 East Capitol, Ste 17 - Pierre, South Dakota 57501 1-605-224-6161 - 1-800-742-8112 - Fax 1-605-224-7198 Email: [email protected] Web address: www.sdchamber.biz Brian Sandvig.............................................Chair of the Board David Owen..............................President and Chief Lobbyist TABLE OF CONTENTS 2021 LEGISLATIVE CUTOFF DATES ................................2 2021 LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR ........................................4 SD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS .............................................7 SD LEGISLATURE: MEMBERS BY DISTRICT ................8 SOUTH DAKOTA SENATE Contact Numbers & Members .........................................12 Senate Leadership ..............................................................25 Senate Standing Committees ...........................................26 Senate Committee Schedule .............................................28 TELEPHONE NUMBERS Legislative Staff ..................................................................30 Constitutional Offices .......................................................30 State Agencies ....................................................................31 SOUTH DAKOTA CHAMBER BOARD ..........................32 SD Chamber Staff and Congressional Contacts ...........33 SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Contact Numbers & Members .........................................34 House Leadership ..............................................................58 House Standing Committees ...........................................60 House Committee Schedule .............................................62 ADVERTISER SECTION .....................................................64 TERM LIMITS .......................................................................90 LEGISLATIVE REVIEW PROCESS ...................................94 1 Legislative Dates January 12 (L.D.1) Session Opens at 12 Noon (CST) State of the State Message January 13 (L.D.2) State of the Judiciary January 14 (L.D.3) State of the Tribes January 19 (L.D.5) Executive Orders Filed with the Legislature January 21 (L.D.7) Joint Memorial Service at 3 pm January 22 (L.D.8) Concurrent Resolutions limited introduction deadline January 26 (L.D.10) Bill draft requests submitted to LRC by 5 PM (for unlimited introduction) January 28 (L.D.12) Last day for unlimited bill & joint resolution introduction (Must be at front desk two hours prior to session) February 1 (L.D.13) All bill draft requests due in LRC by 5 pm February 3 (L.D.15) Last day for introduction of individual bills and joint resolutions (two hours prior to session) February 4 (L.D.16) Last day for introduction of commit- tee bills and joint resolutions (Must be at front desk two hours prior to session) February 11 (L.D.21) Last day for JCA selection of general fund revenue targets 2 February 23 (L.D.26) Last Day to use J.R. 5-17 February 24 (L.D.27) Last day to move required deliv- ery of bills or resolutions by a committee to the house of origin February 25 (L.D.28) Last day to smoke out of house of origin; last day for introduc- tion of concurrent resolutions March 2 (L.D.30) Last day for JCA to move re- quired delivery of special appro- priation and property sale bills to house of origin March 3 (L.D.31) Last day for house of origin to pass special appropriation March 4 (L.D.32) Last day to move required deliv- ery of bills or joint resolutions by committee to the second house, and last day to introduce commemorations March 8 (L.D.33) Last day for bill or joint resolu- tion to pass both houses March 9-11 Reserved for concurrences or (L.D.34, 35, 36) conference committees March 29 (L.D.37) Last day of session; reserved for gubernatorial vetoes 3 2021 37 Day Legislative Session January SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 4 L.D. 1 L.D. 2 L.D. 3 L.D. 4 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Martin Luther King Jr. Day L.D. 5 L.D. 6 L.D. 7 L.D. 8 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 L.D. 9 L.D. 10 L.D. 11 L.D. 12 February SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 L.D. 13 L.D. 14 L.D. 15 L.D. 16 L.D. 17 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 L.D. 18 L.D. 19 L.D. 20 L.D. 21 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Business Day President’s Day at the Legislature L.D. 22 L.D. 23 L.D. 24 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 L.D. 25 L.D. 26 L.D. 27 L.D. 28 March SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 L.D. 29 L.D. 30 L.D. 31 L.D. 32 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 L.D. 33 L.D. 34 L.D. 35 L.D. 36 6 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ----------RECESS---------- 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ----------RECESS---------- 28 29 30 31 L.D. 37 South Dakota Legislative Districts (Est. October 2011) 7 South Dakota Legislature Members by District Republicans 94 - Democrats 11 District 1 (Brown, Day, Marshall, Roberts) Sen. Michael Rohl (R) General Manager Aberdeen Rep. Jennifer Keintz (D) Real Estate Eden Rep. Tamara St. John (R) Archivist Sisseton District 2 (Brown, Clark, Hamlin, Spink) Sen. Brock Greenfield (R) Business/Coach Clark Rep. Lana Greenfield (R) Business Owner Doland Rep. Kaleb Weis (R) HVAC Aberdeen District 3 (Brown) Sen. Al Novstrup (R) Business Manager Aberdeen Rep. Drew Dennert (R) Agriculture Aberdeen Rep. Carl Perry (R) Retired Aberdeen District 4 (Brookings, Codington, Deuel, Grant) Sen. John Wiik (R) Parts Manager Big Stone City Rep. Fred Deutsch (R) Retired Florence Rep. John Mills (R) Construction Volga District 5 Codington) Sen. Lee Schoenbeck (R) Attorney Watertown Rep. Hugh Bartles (R) Retired Watertown Rep. Nancy York (R) School District Watertown District 6 (Lincoln) Sen. Herman Otten (R) Construction Lennox Rep. Aaron Aylward (R) Sales/Service Harrisburg Rep. Ernie Otten (R) Retired Tea District 7 (Brookings) Sen. V.J. Smith (R) Speaker/Author Brookings Rep. Tim Reed (R) Former Mayor Brookings Rep. Larry Tidemann (R) Retired Brookings District 8 (Lake, Miner, Moody, Sanborn) Sen. Casey Crabtree (R) Economic Develop. Madison Rep. Randy Gross (R) Retired Elkton Rep. Marli Wiese (R) Farmer Madison 8 District 9 (Minnehaha) Sen. Wayne Steinhauer (R) Business Owner Hartford Rep. Rhonda Milstead (R) Business Hartford Rep. Bethany Soye (R) Attorney/Banking Sioux Falls District 10 (Minnehaha) Sen. Margaret Sutton (R) Sales/Ret. Analyst Sioux Falls Rep. Doug Barthel (R) Community Relations Sioux Falls Rep. Steven Haugaard (R) Attorney Sioux Falls District 11 (Minnehaha) Sen. Jim Stalzer (R) Retired Sioux Falls Rep. Chris Karr (R) Business Owner Sioux Falls Rep. Mark Willadsen (R) Insurance Agent Sioux Falls District 12 (Lincoln, Minnehaha) Sen. Blake Curd (R) Orthopedic Surgeon Sioux Falls Rep. Arch Beal (R) Business Owner Sioux Falls Rep. Greg Jamison (R) Real Estate Sioux Falls District 13 (Lincoln, Minnehaha) Sen. Jack Kolbeck (R) KAM-Beal Dist. Sioux Falls Rep. Sue Petersen (R) Former Banker/Coach Sioux Falls Rep. Richard Thomason (R) Real Estate Sioux Falls District 14 (Minnehaha) Sen. Larry Zikmund (R) Retired Sioux Falls Rep. Erin Healy (D) Marketing Analyst Sioux Falls Rep. Taylor Rehfeldt (R) CRNA Sioux Falls District 15 (Minnehaha) Sen. Reynold Nesiba (D) Economics Professor Sioux Falls Rep. Linda Duba (D) Educational Assistant Sioux Falls Rep. Jamie Smith (D) Realtor Sioux Falls District 16 (Lincoln, Union) Sen. Jim Bolin (R) Retired Canton Rep. David Anderson (R) Farmer/Insurance Hudson Rep. Kevin Jensen (R) Business Owner Canton District 17 (Clay, Turner) Sen. Arthur Rusch (R) Retired Vermillion Rep. Sydney Davis (R) CRNA/Cattle Producer Burbank Rep. Richard Vasgaard (R) Farmer Centerville 9 District 18 (Yankton) Sen. Jean Hunhoff (R) RN/Business Yankton Rep. Ryan Cwach (D) Attorney Yankton Rep. Mike Stevens (R) Attorney Yankton District 19 (Bon Homme, Douglas, Hanson, Hutchinson, McCook) Sen. Kyle Schoenfish (R) CPA Scotland Rep. Marty Overweg (R) Business New Holland Rep. Kent Peterson (R) Farmer Salem District 20 (Aurora, Davison, Jerauld) Sen. Joshua Klumb (R) Farmer Mitchell Rep. Lance Koth (R) Retired Mitchell Rep. Paul Miskimins (R) Retired Mitchell District 21 (Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Gregory, Tripp) Sen. Erin Tobin (R) Nurse Practitioner Winner Rep. Rocky Blare (R) Insurance Agent Ideal Rep. Caleb Fink (R) Farmer/Business Tripp District 22 (Beadle, Kinsbury) Sen. David Wheeler (R) Attorney Huron Rep. Roger Chase (R) Farmer/Real Estate Huron Rep. Lynn Schneider (R) Banker Huron District 23 (Campbell, Edmunds, Faulk, Hand, McPherson, Potter, Spink, Walworth) Sen. Bryan Breitling (R) Healthcare Admin. Miller Rep. Spencer Gosch (R) Farmer/Insurance Glenham Rep. Charlie Hoffman (R) Rancher/Farmer Eureka District 24 (Hughes, Hyde, Stanley, Sully) Sen. Mary Duvall (R) Communications Pierre Rep. Will Mortenson (R) Attorney/Cow Hand Pierre Rep. Mike Weisgram (R) Retired Retailer Fort Pierre District 25 (Minnehaha) Sen. Marsha Symens (R) Business Owner Dell Rapids Rep. Jon Hansen (R) Attorney Dell Rapids Rep. Tom Pischke (R) Insurance Dell Rapids District 26-26A-26B (Brule, Buffalo, Jones, Lyman, Mellette, Todd) Sen. Troy Heinert (D) Rancher Mission Rep. Shawn Bordeaux (D) Director/Tribal Lands Mission Rep. Rebecca Reimer (R) Business Owner Chamberlain 10 District 27 (Bennett, Haakon, Jackson, Oglala Lakota, Pennington) Sen. Red Dawn Foster (D) Consulting Pine Ridge Rep. Liz May (R) Rancher Kyle Rep. Peri Pourier (D) Investigator Pine Ridge District 28-28A-28B (Butte, Corson, Dewey, Harding Perkins, Ziebach) Sen.
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