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District Legislators Leg. Dist. Aberdeen School District Rep. Steven Mccleerey Rep. Tamara St. John Sen. Susan Wismer Rep. Lana District Legislators Leg. Dist. Aberdeen School District Rep. Steven McCleerey 1 Rep. Tamara St. John Sen. Susan Wismer Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Rep. Drew Dennert 3 Rep. Carl Perry Sen. Al Novstrup Agar-Blunt-Onida School District Rep. Mary Duvall 24 Rep. Tim Rounds Sen. Jeff Monroe Alcester-Hudson School District Rep. David L. Anderson 16 Rep. Kevin Jensen Sen. Jim Bolin Andes Central School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Rep. Caleb Finck 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Rocky Dale Blare Arlington School District Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik Rep. Bob Glanzer 22 Rep. Roger Chase Sen. Jim White Armour School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Rep. Caleb Finck 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Rocky Dale Blare Avon School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Rep. Caleb Finck 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Rocky Dale Blare Baltic School District Rep. Jon Hansen 25 Rep. Tom Pischke Sen. Kris Langer Belle Fourche School District Rep. J. Sam Marty 28B Sen. Ryan Maher District Legislators Leg. Dist. Bennett County School District Rep. Steve Livermont 27 Rep. Peri Pourier Sen. Red Dawn Foster Beresford School District Rep. David L. Anderson 16 Rep. Kevin Jensen Sen. Jim Bolin Rep. Nancy Rasmussen 17 Rep. Ray Ring Sen. Arthur Rusch Big Stone City School District Rep. Steven McCleerey 1 Rep. Tamara St. John Sen. Susan Wismer Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik Bison School District Rep. J. Sam Marty 28B Sen. Ryan Maher Bon Homme School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Rep. Caleb Finck 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Rocky Dale Blare Bowdle School District Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake Brandon Valley School District Rep. Doug Barthel 10 Rep. Steven Haugaard Sen. Margaret Sutton Rep. Jon Hansen 25 Rep. Tom Pischke Sen. Kris Langer Bridgewater-Emery School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Britton-Hecla School District Rep. Steven McCleerey 1 Rep. Tamara St. John Sen. Susan Wismer District Legislators Leg. Dist. Brookings School District Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik Rep. Doug Post 7 Rep. Tim Reed Sen. VJ Smith Rep. Randy Gross 8 Rep. Marli Wiese Sen. Jordan Youngberg Burke School District Rep. Caleb Finck 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Rocky Dale Blare Canistota School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Canton School District Rep. Isaac Latterell 6 Rep. Herman Otten Sen. Ernie Otten Rep. David L. Anderson 16 Rep. Kevin Jensen Sen. Jim Bolin Castlewood School District Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Centerville School District Rep. David L. Anderson 16 Rep. Kevin Jensen Sen. Jim Bolin Rep. Nancy Rasmussen 17 Rep. Ray Ring Sen. Arthur Rusch Chamberlain School District Rep. Rebecca Reimer 26B Sen. Troy Heinert Chester Area School District Rep. Randy Gross 8 Rep. Marli Wiese Sen. Jordan Youngberg Rep. Jon Hansen 25 Rep. Tom Pischke Sen. Kris Langer Cheyenne-Eagle Butte Rep. Oren Lesmeister 28A Sen. Ryan Maher Clark School District Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Colman-Egan School District Rep. Randy Gross 8 Rep. Marli Wiese Sen. Jordan Youngberg District Legislators Leg. Dist. Colome Consolidated School District Rep. Caleb Finck 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Rocky Dale Blare Rep. Shawn Bordeaux 26A Sen. Troy Heinert Corsica-Stickney School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Rep. Lance Koth 20 Rep. Paul Miskimins Sen. Joshua Klumb Custer School District Rep. Julie Frye-Mueller 30 Rep. Tim Goodwin Sen. Lance Russell Dakota Valley School District Rep. David L. Anderson 16 Rep. Kevin Jensen Sen. Jim Bolin Dell Rapids School District Rep. Randy Gross 8 Rep. Marli Wiese Sen. Jordan Youngberg Rep. Jon Hansen 25 Rep. Tom Pischke Sen. Kris Langer DeSmet School District Rep. Bob Glanzer 22 Rep. Roger Chase Sen. Jim White Deubrook Area School District Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik Deuel School District Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik Doland School District Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield District Legislators Leg. Dist. Rep. Thomas Brunner 29 Douglas School District Rep. Kirk Chaffee Sen. Gary L. Cammack Rep. Scyller J. Borglum 32 Rep. Chris Johnson Sen. Helene Duhamel Rep. Taffy Howard 33 Rep. David Johnson Sen. Phil Jensen Rep. Jess Olson 34 Rep. Michael Diedrich Sen. Jeff Partridge Rep. Tina Mulally 35 Rep. Tony Randolph Sen. Jessica Castleberry Dupree School District Rep. Oren Lesmeister 28A Sen. Ryan Maher Edgemont School District Rep. Julie Frye-Mueller 30 Rep. Tim Goodwin Sen. Lance Russell Edmunds Central School District Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake Elk Mountain Rep. Julie Frye-Mueller 30 Rep. Tim Goodwin Sen. Lance Russell Elk-Point Jefferson School District Rep. David L. Anderson 16 Rep. Kevin Jensen Sen. Jim Bolin Elkton School District Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik Rep. Randy Gross 8 Rep. Marli Wiese Sen. Jordan Youngberg Estelline School District Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik District Legislators Leg. Dist. Ethan School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Rep. Lance Koth 20 Rep. Paul Miskimins Sen. Joshua Klumb Eureka School District Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake Faith School District Rep. J. Sam Marty 28B Sen. Ryan Maher Rep. Thomas Brunner 29 Rep. Kirk Chaffee Sen. Gary L. Cammack Faulkton School District Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake Rep. Mary Duvall 24 Rep. Tim Rounds Sen. Jeff Monroe Flandreau School District Rep. Randy Gross 8 Rep. Marli Wiese Sen. Jordan Youngberg Florence School District Rep. Steven McCleerey 1 Rep. Tamara St. John Sen. Susan Wismer Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik Rep. Hugh Bartels 5 Rep. Nancy York Sen. Lee Schoenbeck Frederick Area School District Rep. Steven McCleerey 1 Rep. Tamara St. John Sen. Susan Wismer Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Freeman School District Rep. Nancy Rasmussen 17 Rep. Ray Ring Sen. Arthur Rusch Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish District Legislators Leg. Dist. Garretson School District Rep. Jon Hansen 25 Rep. Tom Pischke Sen. Kris Langer Gayville-Volin School District Rep. Nancy Rasmussen 17 Rep. Ray Ring Sen. Arthur Rusch Rep. Jean Hunhoff 18 Rep. Ryan Cwach Sen. Craig Kennedy Gettysburg School District Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake Gregory School District Rep. Caleb Finck 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Rocky Dale Blare Rep. Rebecca Reimer 26B Sen. Troy Heinert Groton Area School District Rep. Steven McCleerey 1 Rep. Tamara St. John Sen. Susan Wismer Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Haakon School District Rep. Steve Livermont 27 Rep. Peri Pourier Sen. Red Dawn Foster Hamlin School District Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Hanson School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Harding County School District Rep. J. Sam Marty 28B Sen. Ryan Maher Rep. Isaac Latterell Harrisburg School District Rep. Herman Otten 6 Sen. Ernie Otten Rep. Arch Beal Rep. Manny Steele 12 Sen. Blake Curd Rep. Kelly Sullivan Rep. Sue Peterson 13 Sen. Jack Kolbeck District Legislators Leg. Dist. Henry School District Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Mills Sen. John Wiik Herreid School District Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake Highmore-Harrold School District Rep. Mary Duvall 24 Rep. Tim Rounds Sen. Jeff Monroe Hill City School District Rep. Julie Frye-Mueller 30 Rep. Tim Goodwin Sen. Lance Russell Rep. Taffy Howard 33 Rep. David Johnson Sen. Phil Jensen Hitchcock-Tulare School District Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Rep. Bob Glanzer 22 Rep. Roger Chase Sen. Jim White Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake Hot Springs School District Rep. Julie Frye-Mueller 30 Rep. Tim Goodwin Sen. Lance Russell Hoven School District Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake Howard School District Rep. Randy Gross 8 Rep. Marli Wiese Sen. Jordan Youngberg Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Marty Overweg Sen. Kyle Schoenfish Huron School District Rep. Bob Glanzer 22 Rep. Roger Chase Sen. Jim White Ipswich School District Rep. Spencer Gosch 23 Rep. James "JD" Wangsness Sen. John Lake District Legislators Leg. Dist. Irene-Wakonda School District Rep. Nancy Rassmussen 17 Rep. Ray Ring Sen. Arthur Rusch Rep. Jean Hunhoff 18 Rep. Ryan Cwach Sen. Craig Kennedy Iroquois School District Rep. Bob Glanzer 22 Rep. Roger Chase Sen. Jim White Jones County School District Rep. Shawn Bordeaux 26A-B Rep. Rebecca Reimer Sen. Troy Heinert Kadoka School District Rep. Steve Livermont 27 Rep. Peri Pourier Sen. Red Dawn Foster Kimball School District Rep. Rebecca Reimer 26B Sen. Troy Heinert Lake Preston School District Rep. Bob Glanzer 22 Rep. Roger Chase Sen. Jim White Langford Area School District Rep. Steven McCleerey 1 Rep. Tamara St. John Sen. Susan Wismer Rep. Lana Greenfield 2 Rep. Kaleb Weis Sen. Brock Greenfield Lead-Deadwood School District Rep. Timothy R. Johns 31 Rep. Dayle Hammock Sen. Bob Ewing Lemmon School District Rep. Oren Lesmeister 28A-B Rep. J. Sam Marty Sen. Ryan Maher Lennox School District Rep.
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