South Dakota · House
protect students and employees at institutions of higher education from divisive concepts.
On HB 1012 — protect students and employees at institutions of higher education from divisive concepts.
Passed
60 Yea
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10 Nay
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By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not Voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unaffiliated | 27 | 7 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 33 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Democratic | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
How each member voted (70)
- Anderson Yes
- Bartels Yes
- Barthel Yes
- Blare Yes
- Bordeaux No
- Chaffee Yes
- Chase Yes
- Cwach No
- Dennert Yes
- Deutsch Yes
- Drury Yes
- Duba No
- Finck Yes
- Gross Yes
- Haugaard Yes
- Hoffman (Charlie) Yes
- Keintz No
- Koth Yes
- Lesmeister Yes
- Mills Yes
- Milstead Yes
- Olson No
- Peterson (Kent) Yes
- Schneider Yes
- Thomason Yes
- Tidemann Yes
- Vasgaard Yes
- Weis Yes
- Wiese Yes
- Willadsen No
- Wink Yes
- York Yes
- Johnson (Chris) Yes
- St. John No
- Erin Healy Democratic No
- Jamie Smith Democratic No
- Aaron Aylward Republican Yes
- Arch Beal Republican Yes
- Bethany Soye Republican Yes
- Carl Perry Republican Yes
- Chris Karr Republican Yes
- Ernie Otten Republican Yes
- Greg Jamison Republican Yes
- Jon Hansen Republican Yes
- Kevin Jensen Republican Yes
- Lana Greenfield Republican Yes
- Liz May Republican Yes
- Marty Overweg Republican Yes
- Mary Fitzgerald Republican Yes
- Mike Derby Republican Yes
- Mike Stevens Republican Yes
- Mike Weisgram Republican Yes
- Paul Miskimins Republican Yes
- Peri Pourier Republican No
- Phil Jensen Republican Yes
- Rebecca Reimer Republican Yes
- Sam Marty Republican Yes
- Scott Odenbach Republican Yes
- Spencer Gosch Republican Yes
- Sue Peterson Republican Yes
- Sydney Davis Republican Yes
- Taffy Howard Republican Yes
- Taylor Rehfeldt Republican Yes
- Tim Goodwin Republican Yes
- Tim Reed Republican Yes
- Tina Mulally Republican Yes
- Tom Pischke Republican Yes
- Tony Randolph Republican Yes
- Trish Ladner Republican Yes
- Will Mortenson Republican Yes