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119th Congress

South Dakota in Congress

South Dakota has 2 seats in the Senate and 1 seat in the House of Representatives. In the 119th Congress its senators are John Thune (R) and Mike Rounds (R). Its House delegation is 1 representative: 1 Republican.

2Senators: 2 Republicans
1Representative: 1 Republican
2Laws Sponsored by South Dakota Members

Senators

  • Photo of John ThuneJohn ThuneRepublican, Senior Senator, Class 3, term ends January 3, 2029Voted on 123 of 123 roll calls
  • Photo of Mike RoundsMike RoundsRepublican, Junior Senator, Class 2, term ends January 3, 2027Voted on 123 of 123 roll calls

Representatives

  • Photo of Dusty JohnsonDusty JohnsonRepublican, At-Large DistrictVoted on 313 of 335 roll calls, missed 22

On the Ballot November 3, 2026

  • The at-large House seat for South Dakota is on the ballot, as every House seat is every two years. The current House term ends January 3, 2027.
  • The Senate seat held by Mike Rounds (Class 2) is on the ballot. The current term ends January 3, 2027.
  • The Senate seat held by John Thune (Class 3) is not on the ballot; its current term ends January 3, 2029.

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Recent Senate Votes

Recent House Votes

Became Law

2 measures sponsored by members from South Dakota became law in the 119th Congress.

The newest of the 162 bills and resolutions introduced by members from South Dakota this Congress.

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