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How everyone voted: The “Define man and woman throughout the state” (HB 1184) | Votenoted

South Dakota Senate vote

The “Define man and woman throughout the state” (HB 1184)

Official title: Define man and woman throughout the state.

Passed: 30 yes, 4 no, 1 not voting

Mar 9, 2026, HB 1184

Verified, Checked against a second data source (Open States)

Official source: sdlegislature.gov(opens in a new tab)

How each party voted

Republicans30 YES · 1 NO · 1 not voting
Democrats0 YES · 3 NO

Yes (30)

Republicans (30)

Greg BlancState Senator
John CarleyState Senator
Casey CrabtreeState Senator
Sydney DavisState Senator
Randy DeibertState Senator
Helene DuhamelState Senator
Tamara GroveState Senator
Joy HohnState Senator
Taffy HowardState Representative
Amber HulseState Senator
Kevin JensenState Senator
Chris KarrState Senator
Steve KolbeckState Senator
Mark LapkaState Senator
Sue Lucas-PetersonState Representative
Sam MartyState Senator
Jim MehlhaffState Senator
Paul MiskiminsState Representative
Lauren NelsonState Senator
Ernie OttenState Senator
Carl PerryState Representative
Tom PischkeState Senator
Michael RohlState Senator
Stephanie SauderState Senator
Kyle SchoenfishState Senator
Glen VilhauerState Senator
Curt VoightState Senator
Mykala VoitaState Senator
Brandon WipfState Senator
Larry ZikmundState Representative

No (4)

Republicans (1)

Tim ReedState Representative

Democrats (3)

Red FosterState Senator
Liz LarsonState Senator
Jamie SmithState Senator

Absent (1)

Republicans (1)

Arch BealState Senator

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data