South Dakota bills & sessions
Search South Dakota measures, sponsors, session histories, and enacted laws from Pierre.

Track South Dakota legislation in Pierre (South Dakota State Capitol), run South Dakota whip boards, inspect section-level statutory redlines, check South Dakota Secretary of State financial disclosures, and connect your AI.
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Counts show changes CongressMCP observed in public legislative records. Re-observations of historical records by backfills are left out. When a jurisdiction has no updates in the selected view, the map shows its most recent 7- or 30-day count, or the bills CongressMCP holds, and says which. Source event dates may be earlier. The feed refreshes every five minutes.
Every South Dakota dataset and intelligence tool below is available both in the web workspace and inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex over MCP.
Search South Dakota measures, sponsors, session histories, and enacted laws from Pierre.
Explore South Dakota legislators, districts, party breakdowns, and committee assignments.
Research recorded roll calls across the South Dakota upper and lower chambers in Pierre.
Find South Dakota committee referrals, chairs, and hearing schedules.
Build canonical whip boards for any South Dakota bill or issue across the South Dakota upper and lower chambers in Pierre, seeded automatically from sponsorships and roll-call votes with Tufte threshold bars.
See exact “striking X and inserting Y” statutory redlines, dollar/rate changes across versions, and mandatory state agency rulemaking deadlines.
Evaluate calibrated enactment probability (p_law), bipartisan coalition breadth, and ranked key movers for South Dakota measures.
Inspect South Dakota Secretary of State (Statement of Financial Interest (SDCL 3-1A)) holdings, outside employment, and bill-sector conflicts.
666 bills held · 397 with copied full text · 242 recorded as enacted. Counts come from the data coverage rollup, computed Oct 6, 2026; not every bill has text, and enactment is classified from recorded actions.
Jurisdiction presence checked Sep 11, 2026. Presence means records are available; it does not mean every record, text version, or individual vote is complete or current.
View current coverage ↗“Find active South Dakota bills on energy or healthcare, show their calibrated passage probability (p_law), and highlight any section-level statutory redlines.”
“Open a whip count board for this South Dakota bill in Pierre, seed stances from sponsorships and roll-call votes, and flag undecided committee members.”
“Check South Dakota financial disclosures (Statement of Financial Interest (SDCL 3-1A)) and outside employment for the sponsors of this South Dakota bill.”
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