HB1169Modify the signature requirement for a petition to initiate a constitutional amendment.Veto overrideYea
HCR6013Supporting the Electoral College, denouncing the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, and inviting interested states to form the Electoral College Interstate Compact.Concurred in ResolutionYea
SB91Revise the requirements for a petition to initiate a measure or constitutional amendment or to refer a law.Do Pass AmendedYea
SB91Revise the requirements for a petition to initiate a measure or constitutional amendment or to refer a law.Conference Committee Report adoptedNay
SB92Require that the director of the Legislative Research Council and the secretary of state review an initiated measure and determine if the measure embraces more than one subject.Do Pass AmendedYea
SB106Require an individual be registered as a voter of this state before being eligible to be a petition sponsor for a ballot measure.Do PassYea
2024 Regular Session2 votes
HB1030update statutory and regulatory references pertaining to water pollution.Do PassYea
SB26clarify the membership of the Open Meeting Commission.Do PassYea
2023 Regular Session8 votes
HB1030make an appropriation for the revised construction costs of the bioproducts facility in Brookings, and to declare an emergency.Do PassYea
HB1030make an appropriation for the revised construction costs of the bioproducts facility in Brookings, and to declare an emergency.Do PassNay
HB1030make an appropriation for the revised construction costs of the bioproducts facility in Brookings, and to declare an emergency.ReconsideredYea
SB113establish and modify provisions related to initiated petitions.Do PassYea
SB145revise provisions pertaining to township eligibility for the rural access infrastructure fund.Do PassYea
SB210appropriate money for the ordinary expenses of the legislative, judicial, and executive departments of the state, the current expenses of state institutions, interest on the public debt, and for common schools.Do PassYea
SB210appropriate money for the ordinary expenses of the legislative, judicial, and executive departments of the state, the current expenses of state institutions, interest on the public debt, and for common schools.Do PassYea
2021 Regular Session2 votes
HJR5003Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next primary election a new section to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to a three-fifths vote requirement for certain initiated or Legislature-proposed constitutional amendments and initiated or Legislature-referred measures.Do Pass AmendedNay
SB86revise certain requirements regarding the review of initiated amendments to the Constitution and to declare an emergency.Do Pass AmendedNay
2020 Regular Session3 votes
SB180repeal and revise certain provisions regarding the petition circulation process.Do Pass AmendedNay
SB180repeal and revise certain provisions regarding the petition circulation process.Concurred in amendmentsNay
SJR503Rescinding House Joint Resolutions calling for a constitutional convention for the sole purpose of changing the Constitution of the United States.Do PassYea
▶No vote recorded (excused / absent)5 bills
HB1169Modify the signature requirement for a petition to initiate a constitutional amendment.Excused
HB1184Amend the deadline for filing a petition to initiate a measure or constitutional amendment.Excused
HJR5003Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election an amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, requiring that a constitutional amendment receive an affirmative vote of sixty percent of the votes cast before the measure is enacted.Excused
SB113establish and modify provisions related to initiated petitions.Excused
HB1244provide a process to withdraw a signature from a petition for an initiated measure, constitutional amendment, or a referendum on a law in certain situations and to declare an emergency.Excused
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