Who are my U.S. senators in South Dakota?

South Dakota is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.

How do I find my state representative in South Dakota?

Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in South Dakota.

How do I contact my elected officials in South Dakota?

Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent South Dakota.

Who Represents You in South Dakota?

Every elected official representing South Dakota, from the U.S. Senate to your state legislature — with contact info and the source for each fact. For the specific representatives tied to your exact address, use the address lookup.

U.S. Senators

John Thune — U.S. Senator (Republican)
Source: thune.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Mike Rounds — U.S. Senator (Republican)
Source: rounds.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09

Governor & Statewide

Larry Rhoden — Governor (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09

U.S. House

Dusty Johnson — U.S. Representative, District 0 (Republican)
Source: dustyjohnson.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09

State Senate

Michael Rohl — State Senator, District 1 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
Steve Kolbeck — State Senator, District 2 (Republican)
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Carl Perry — State Senator, District 3 (Republican)
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Stephanie Sauder — State Senator, District 4 (Republican)
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Glen Vilhauer — State Senator, District 5 (Republican)
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Ernie Otten — State Senator, District 6 (Republican)
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Tim Reed — State Senator, District 7 (Republican)
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Casey Crabtree — State Senator, District 8 (Republican)
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Joy Hohn — State Senator, District 9 (Republican)
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Liz Larson — State Senator, District 10 (Democrat)
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Chris Karr — State Senator, District 11 (Republican)
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Arch Beal — State Senator, District 12 (Republican)
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Sue Peterson — State Senator, District 13 (Republican)
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Larry Zikmund — State Senator, District 14 (Republican)
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Jamie Smith — State Senator, District 15 (Democrat)
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Kevin Jensen — State Senator, District 16 (Republican)
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Sydney Davis — State Senator, District 17 (Republican)
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Lauren Nelson — State Senator, District 18 (Republican)
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Kyle Schoenfish — State Senator, District 19 (Republican)
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Paul Miskimins — State Senator, District 20 (Republican)
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MyKala Voita — State Senator, District 21 (Republican)
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Brandon Wipf — State Senator, District 22 (Republican)
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Mark Lapka — State Senator, District 23 (Republican)
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Jim Mehlhaff — State Senator, District 24 (Republican)
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Tom Pischke — State Senator, District 25 (Republican)
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Tamara Grove — State Senator, District 26 (Republican)
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Red Dawn Foster — State Senator, District 27 (Democrat)
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Sam Marty — State Senator, District 28 (Republican)
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John Carley — State Senator, District 29 (Republican)
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Amber Hulse — State Senator, District 30 (Republican)
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Randy Deibert — State Senator, District 31 (Republican)
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Helene Duhamel — State Senator, District 32 (Republican)
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Curt Voight — State Senator, District 33 (Republican)
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Taffy Howard — State Senator, District 34 (Republican)
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Greg Blanc — State Senator, District 35 (Republican)
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State House

Logan Manhart — State Representative, District 1 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
Nick Fosness — State Representative, District 1 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
David Kull — State Representative, District 2 (Republican)
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John Sjaarda — State Representative, District 2 (Republican)
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Al Novstrup — State Representative, District 3 (Republican)
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Brandei Schaefbauer — State Representative, District 3 (Republican)
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Dylan Jordan — State Representative, District 4 (Republican)
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Kent Roe — State Representative, District 4 (Republican)
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Josephine Garcia — State Representative, District 5 (Republican)
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Matt Roby — State Representative, District 5 (Republican)
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Aaron Aylward — State Representative, District 6 (Republican)
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Tim Czmowski — State Representative, District 6 (Republican)
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Mellissa Heermann — State Representative, District 7 (Republican)
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Roger DeGroot — State Representative, District 7 (Republican)
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Tim Reisch — State Representative, District 8 (Republican)
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Tim Walburg — State Representative, District 8 (Republican)
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Bethany Soye — State Representative, District 9 (Republican)
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Tesa Schwans — State Representative, District 9 (Republican)
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Bobbi Andera — State Representative, District 10 (Republican)
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Erin Healy — State Representative, District 10 (Democrat)
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Brian Mulder — State Representative, District 11 (Republican)
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Keri Weems — State Representative, District 11 (Republican)
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Amber Arlint — State Representative, District 12 (Republican)
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Greg Jamison — State Representative, District 12 (Republican)
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Jack Kolbeck — State Representative, District 13 (Republican)
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John Hughes — State Representative, District 13 (Republican)
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Taylor Rehfeldt — State Representative, District 14 (Republican)
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Tony Kayser — State Representative, District 14 (Republican)
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Erik Muckey — State Representative, District 15 (Democrat)
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Kadyn Wittman — State Representative, District 15 (Democrat)
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John Shubeck — State Representative, District 16 (Republican)
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Karla Lems — State Representative, District 16 (Republican)
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Chris Kassin — State Representative, District 17 (Republican)
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William Shorma — State Representative, District 17 (Republican)
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Julie Auch — State Representative, District 18 (Republican)
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Mike Stevens — State Representative, District 18 (Republican)
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Drew Peterson — State Representative, District 19 (Republican)
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Jessica Bahmuller — State Representative, District 19 (Republican)
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Jeff Bathke — State Representative, District 20 (Republican)
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Kaley Nolz — State Representative, District 20 (Republican)
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Jim Halverson — State Representative, District 21 (Republican)
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Marty Overweg — State Representative, District 21 (Republican)
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Kevin Van Diepen — State Representative, District 22 (Republican)
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Lana Greenfield — State Representative, District 22 (Republican)
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Scott Moore — State Representative, District 23 (Republican)
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Spencer Gosch — State Representative, District 23 (Republican)
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Mike Weisgram — State Representative, District 24 (Republican)
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Will Mortenson — State Representative, District 24 (Republican)
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Jon Hansen — State Representative, District 25 (Republican)
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Les Heinemann — State Representative, District 25 (Republican)
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Eric Emery — State Representative, District 26A (Democrat)
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Rebecca Reimer — State Representative, District 26B (Republican)
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Liz May — State Representative, District 27 (Republican)
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Peri Pourier — State Representative, District 27 (Republican)
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Jana Hunt — State Representative, District 28A (Republican)
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Travis Ismay — State Representative, District 28B (Republican)
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Kathy Rice — State Representative, District 29 (Republican)
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Terri Jorgenson — State Representative, District 29 (Republican)
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Tim Goodwin — State Representative, District 30 (Republican)
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Trish Ladner — State Representative, District 30 (Republican)
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Mary Fitzgerald — State Representative, District 31 (Republican)
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Scott Odenbach — State Representative, District 31 (Republican)
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Nicole Uhre-Balk — State Representative, District 32 (Democrat)
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Steve Duffy — State Representative, District 32 (Republican)
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Curt Massie — State Representative, District 33 (Republican)
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Phil Jensen — State Representative, District 33 (Republican)
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Heather Baxter — State Representative, District 34 (Republican)
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Mike Derby — State Representative, District 34 (Republican)
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Tina Mulally — State Representative, District 35 (Republican)
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Tony Randolph — State Representative, District 35 (Republican)
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Frequently asked

Who are my U.S. senators in South Dakota?: South Dakota is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.
How do I find my state representative in South Dakota?: Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in South Dakota.
How do I contact my elected officials in South Dakota?: Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent South Dakota.

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