Bill Tracker 2026 - Public
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1
HB 1006
create a taskforce to study the creation of Indian medicaid managed care entities in the state.MonitorIndian medicaid managed carePassed - Delivered to the Governor1/29/26 House Health 12-1
2/03/26 House 60-7
3/4/26 Senate Health 7-0
3/9/26 Senate 32-2
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HB 1016
modify provisions related to the controlled substances schedule and to declare an emergency.MonitorModify controlled substance scheduleSigned by Gov1/20/26 House Health 13 - 0
1/21/26 House Floor 61-7
1/28/26 Senate Health 7-0
2/02/26 Senate 34-0
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HB 1023
establish requirements and liability protection for registered nurses and licensed practical nurses serving on ambulance crews.SupportProtection for ambulance crewsSigned by Gov1/20/26 House Health 13-0, placed on consent
1/22/2026 House 67-0
1/28/26 Senate Health 7-0
1/29/26 Senate 33-0
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HB 1024
modify requirements for ambulance operators.SupportAmbulance operator requirementsSigned by Gov1/20/26 House Health 13-0
1/22/26 House 67-0
1/28/26 Senate Health 7-0
1/29/26 Senate 33-0
5
HB 1028
establish a criminal background check requirement for multistate licensure under the social work licensure compact.Monitorsocial work licensure compactSigned by Gov1/20/26 House Health 13-0
1/20/26 Placed on consent
1/21/26 House Floor 57-11
2/02/26 Senate Health 7-0
2/02/26 Removed from Consent
2/04/26 Senate 34-0
6
HB 1029
revise provisions related to the practice of addiction counseling and prevention services.Monitoraddiction counseling servicesSigned by Gov1/22/26 House Health 9-4
1/26/26 House 54-13
2/04/26 Senate Health 7-0
2/05/26 Senate 32-2
7
HB 1039
provide requirements related to the cardiac health evaluation of minors.OpposeHealthcare for MinorsTabled1/22/26 House Health 13-0
8
HB 1043
make an appropriation to reimburse health care professionals who have complied with the requirements for rural recruitment assistance programs, and to declare an emergency.SupportHealth Care Professional ReimbursementSigned by Gov2/09/26 Joint Committee on Appropriations 18-0
2/10/26 House 63-3
2/12/26 Senate 33-0
2/28/26 Signed by Speaker & President
2/25/26 Signed by the Governor
9
HB 1044
make an appropriation to implement the rural health transformation program, and to declare an emergency.SupportRural Health TransformationSigned by Gov1/22/26 Joint Committee on Appropriations 16-2
1/26/26 House 56-11
1/28 Senate 32-2
10
HB 1053
require that terminal care facilities allow terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis.OpposeMedical CannabisDeferred to 41st day1/22/26 House Health 12-1
11
HB 1056
require that the Department of Social Services submit a federal waiver request to exclude soft drinks from the supplemental nutrition assistance program.MonitorSNAP Soft Drink ExclusionSigned by Gov2/03/26 House Health 11-2
2/04/26 House 58-11
2/11/26 Senate Health 5-2
2/20/26 Senate Committee on Appropriations 6-2
2/25/26 Senate 27-6
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HB 1068
authorize the dispensing of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine under a written protocol developed by a physician.OpposeIvermectin & HydroxychloroquineKilled on House Floor2/3/26 House Health 8-5
2/5/26 House Failed 28-40
13
HB 1073
provide for the creation of a cardiac emergency plan in every school.MonitorCardiac Emergencies in SchoolsDeferred to 41st day2/4/26 House Ed 12-0
3/2/2026 Joint Appropriations 10-6
14
HB 1079
revise the conditions for denial or restriction of a motor vehicle or motorcycle operator license or permit if an individual has a medical condition that can be controlled under the care of a physician.Opposemotor vehicle license with medical conditionDeferred to 41st day1/29/26 House Transportation 9-1
15
HB 1085
establish provisions for the coverage of nonopioid prescription drugs.MonitorNonopioid Prescription DrugDeferred to 41st day1/29/26 House Health 10-3
16
HB 1094
clarify that consent for the donation of ovum or sperm must be explicit.OpposeOvum or Sperm donation consentKilled on House Floor1/29/26 House Health 9-4
2/2/26 House Failed 35-30
2/3/26 House Failed 33-35
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HB 1099
reschedule the pharmaceutical composition of crystalline polymorph psilocybin in a drug product approved by the Food and Drug Administration as a Schedule IV controlled substance.Monitorcrystalline polymorph psilocybinSigned by Gov2/05/26 House Health 13-0
2/09/26 House 58-7
2/25/26 Senate Health 6-0
3/2/26 Senate 21-12
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HB 1101
prohibit an insurer from declining or limiting life, disability, or long-term care insurance policies based solely on an individual's status as a living organ donor.SupportInsurance EligibilitySigned by Gov1/26/26 House Commerce & Energy 12-1
1/27/26 House 64-1
2/24/26 Senate Commerce & Energy 8-0
2/25/26 Senate 33-0
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HB 1105
restrict contracts and declarations that prohibit the use of commercial property for any healthcare service in municipalities and townships with populations of less than three thousand, in medically underserved areas, or in areas with a medically underserved population.OpposeHealthcare PropertyTabled2/09/26 House State Affairs 7-4
2/11/26 House Passed 45-20
2/25/26 Senate Health 5-0
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HB 1112
modify the definition of an electronic smoking device.MonitorElectronic smoking deviceKilled on House Floor2/3/26 House Health 7-6
2/05/26 House 18-50
2/5/26 House Amended, Failed 18-50
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HB 1127
revise provisions related to birth centers and the practice of certified professional midwives at birth centers.OpposeMidwife Scope of Practice
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HB 1135
make an appropriation to enhance the economic health of South Dakota.MonitorEconomic HealthTabled2/23/26 House Appropriations 9-0
2/24/26 House 58-8
3/2/26 Senate Appropriations 8-1
3/9/26 Senate Tabled, 34-0
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HB 1143
authorize the possession and self-administration of nasal glucagon by a student on school property and at school-related events and activitiesSupportUse of Nasal Glucagon at SchoolSigned by Gov2/03/26 House Health 12-0, Consent
2/06/26 House 65-0
2/23/26 Senate Health 7-0, Consent
2/25/26 Senate 33-0
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HB 1144
restrict the use of artificial intelligence in therapy and psychotherapy services and to provide a penalty therefor.OpposeAI in TherapyWithdrawn2/2/26 Withdrawn at request of Prime Sponsor
25
HB 1145
clarify provisions related to the licensure of certified social workers in private, independent practice and establish an alternative to the licensure examination.OpposeLicensure of Social WorkersWithdrawn1/28/26 Withdrawn at request of Prime Sponsor
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HB 1146
adopt the physician assistant licensure compactSupportPhysician Assistant CompactSigned by Gov2/10/26 House Health 11-1
2/17/26 House Passed 56-10
2/23/26 Senate Health 7-0
2/25/26 Senate 32-1
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HB 1148
adopt the respiratory care interstate compact.SupportRespiratory Care CompactPassed - Delivered to the Governor2/10/26 House Health Do Pass 12-1
2/17/26 House Passed 63-3
3/4/26 Senate Health 7-0
3/9/26 Senate 30-4
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HB 1149
adopt the athletic trainer licensure compact.SupportAthletic Trainer CompactSigned by Gov2/10/26 House Health 12-0
2/12/26 House 59-3
3/4/26 Senate Health 7-0
3/9/26 Senate 32-2
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HB 1150
make an appropriation to increase the rate of payment for federally qualified health centers.MonitorFQHC Reimbursement RatesTabled2/25/26 Joint Appropriations 16-0
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HB 1151
ban kratom and kratom products and to provide a penalty therefor.MonitorKratomKilled on House Floor2/12/26 House Health 8-4
2/17/26 House Failed 27-39
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HB 1153
protect certain rights of healthcare providers.OpposeProviders RightsKilled on House Floor2/05/26 House Health 8-5
2/10/26 House failed 25-41
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HB 1160
repeal the medical marijuana oversight committee.MonitorMedical Marijuana OversightDeferred to 41st day2/19/26 House Health 8-5
2/23/26 House 41-26
3/4/26 Senate Health 4-3
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HB 1162
add certain substances to Schedule I of the controlled substances schedule.MonitorControlled SubstancesSigned by Gov2/17/26 House Health 13-0
2/18/26 House 67-0
2/25/26 Senate Health 7-0
2/26/26 Senate 32-0
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HB 1163
prohibit certain persons from requiring genetic-based vaccinations.OpposeVaccinationsKilled on House Floor
35
HB 1164
establish the crime of fraudulent assisted reproduction and provide a penalty and civil liability therefor.MonitorFraudulent Assisted ReproductionSigned by Gov2/06/26 House Judiciary 11-0
2/09/26 House 65-0
2/26/26 Senate Judiciary 5-0
3/2/26 Senate 33-0
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HB 1169
classify medetomidine as a Schedule III controlled substance and establish permissible uses.MonitorControlled SubstancesSigned by Gov2/10/26 House Health 11-0
2/11/26 House 63-3
2/25/26 Senate Health 7-0
2/26/26 Senate 32-0
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HB 1170
allow online access to verify registry status for organ donation.MonitorOrgan Donation RegistryDeferred to 41st day2/10/26 House Health failed 6-7
2/10/26 House Health 8-4
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HB 1171
establish provisions related to the disclosure of COVID-19 and mRNA vaccination status and blood donations.OpposemRNA Vaccinations for Blood DonationKilled on House Floor2/12/26 House Health 7-5
2/17/26 House Floor 23-42
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HB 1182
establish a data collection system pertaining to assisted reproductive technology.NeutralData CollectionKilled on House Floor2/12/26 House Health 8-4
2/18/26 House Floor 25-42
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HB 1184
define man and woman throughout the state and prohibit funding for anything to the contrary.MonitorDefine a Man and WomanPassed - Delivered to the Governor2/20/26 House Affairs 10-2
2/25/26 House 57-9
3/5/26 Senate Judiciary 7-0
3/9/26 Senate 30-4
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HB 1199
address preauthorization requirements for certain health care services and utilization review requirements for certain health benefit plans.MonitorPreauthorization RequirementsPassed - Delivered to the Governor2/17/26 House Health 13-0 Placed on Consent
2/19/26 House 64-1
3/2/26 Senate Health 7-0
3/3/26 Senate 34-0
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HB 1210
prohibit COVID-19 vaccination requirements and to provide a penalty thereforOpposeVaccination RequirementsKilled on House Floor2/19/26 House Health 8-5
2/20/26 House Failed, 32-35
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HB 1211
create a digital registry identification card for medical cannabis patients.MonitorMedical Cannabis RegistryTabled2/17/26 House Health 13-0
44
HB 1212
revise provisions in order to strengthen protections for unborn children.MonitorAbortionDeferred to 41st day2/05/26 House Health 9-4
45
HB 1223
revise the scope of practice for occupational therapy.MonitorScope of PracticeWithdrawn
46
HB 1225
enhance the future of education in South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillTabled2/26/26 House Affairs 12-0
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HB 1250
revise the types of community-based providers for purposes of state funded services.SupportAdd FQHC to Community Based Providers ListPassed - Delivered to the Governor2/10/26 House Health 13-0
2/17/26 House Passed 66-0
3/2/26 Senate Health 7-0
3/3/26 Senate 34-0
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HB 1251
create the community-based providers methodology supplement fund, create the target teacher salary supplement fund, and provide for the transfer of certain unobligated cash balances to the fund.SupportCreates a Fund for Community Based Providers and TeachersDeferred to 41st day2/24/26 House Appropriations 8-1
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HB 1257
regulate the performance and reporting of abortions necessary to preserve the life of a pregnant female and to provide a penalty therefor.MonitorAbortionPassed - Delivered to the Governor2/26/26 House Affairs 10-2
2/24/26 House 60-6
3/2/26 Senate Affaires 8-1
3/3/26 Senate 31-2
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HB 1274
restrict the delivery of an abortion-inducing medicine, drug, or substance into this state and provide a criminal and a civil penalty therefor, and provide a civil action for the wrongful death of an unborn child.MonitorAbortion DrugsPassed - Delivered to the Governor2/20/26 House Affairs 10-2
2/24/25 House 61-5
3/4/26 Senate Affairs 8-1
3/9/26 Senate 31-2
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HB 1292
limit the ability of a health carrier to recoup, recover, or retroactively deny previously paid claims.SupportRetroactive Claims DenialPassed - Delivered to the Governor2/18/26 House Commerce & Energy 12-1
2/20/26 House 67-0
3/2/26 Senate Health 7-0
3/4/26 Senate 34-0
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HB 1302
address issues facing South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillTabled2/23/26 House Affairs 10-2
2/24/26 House 57-9
3/4/26 Senate Affairs 9-0
3/9/26 Senate, Tabled 33-0
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HB 1313
require education in prenatal human growth and development.MonitorPrenatal human growthPassed - Delivered to the Governor2/10/26 House Health 10-3
2/12/26 House 52-10
3/2/26 Senate Health 6-1
3/3/26 Senate 31-3
54
HCR 6005
supporting January as National Blood Donor Month.SupportNational Blood Month ResolutionPassed House & Senate1/20/26 House Floor adopt resolution passed 68-1
1/26/26 Senate Concurred in Resolution 34-0
55
HJR 5002
proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election an amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, repealing the requirement to provide expanded medicaid.OpposeRemove Medicaid ExpansionKilled on House Floor1/28/26 House State Affairs 8-4
1/29/26 House Failed, 27-39
56
SB 008
permit a school district to administer epinephrine using a nasal spray.Supportepinephrine in schoolsSigned by Gov1/15/26 Senate Education 7-0 | Placed on consent calendar
1/16/26 Removed from Consent calendar
1/20/26 Senate Passed 31-1
1/28/26 House Education 13-0
2/2/26 House 61-4
57
SB 014
modify provisions related to the practice of pharmacy.SupportPractice of pharmacySigned by Gov1/26/26 Senate Health 6-0
1/27/26 Senate 33-0
2/24/26 House Health 12-0
2/25/26 House 64-0
58
SB 045
revise a provision regulating delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol, THC-O acetate, and hexahydrocannabinol for persons under the age of twenty-one and to provide a penalty therefor.Monitorregulating cannabisSigned by Gov1/20/26 Senate Judiciary 6-0
1/20/26 Placed on Consent
1/22/26 Senate 34-0
3/2/26 House Judiciary 12-0
3/3/26 House 65-1
59
SB 049
safeguard the integrity, privacy, and security of genetic data and provide a civil penalty therefor.SupportGenetic Data securityPassed - Delivered to the GovernorHouse of Representatives03/04/262:00 PM1/20/26 Senate Judiciary 6-0
1/20/26 Placed on Consent
1/22/26 Senate 34-0
3/2/26 House Judiciary 11-0
3/4/26 House Floor 65-2
60
SB 061
ban hemp-derived intoxicants not for medical purposes.MonitorHemp - derived intoxicantsKilled on Senate Floor1/21/26 Senate Health 7-0
1/22/26 Placed on calendar pursuant Failed, 14-19
61
SB 070
revise the duties of the Transportation Commission to include responsibilities of the South Dakota Railroad Board and the South Dakota Aeronautics Commission.Position TBDTransfer aeronautics commission dutiesDeferred to 41st day1/21/26 Senate Transportation 7-0
62
SB 077
ban kratom and kratom products and to provide a penalty therefor.MonitorKatrom products banKilled on Senate Floor1/21/26 Senate Health7-0
1/22/26 Placed on calendar pursuant Failed, 13-20
63
SB 078
revise the General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2026.MonitorGeneral BillSigned by GovJoint Committee on Appropriations03/10/268:00 AM Room 3622/17/26 Joint Appropriations 9-0
64
SB 080
prohibit the sale of delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol products to individuals under the age of twenty-one.Monitorregulating cannabisWithdrawn1/21/26 Withdrawn at request of Prime Sponsor
65
SB 087
clarify and establish requirements related to forensic medical examinations.Position TBDmedical examinationsSigned by Gov2/18/26 Senate Health 6-0
2/18/26 Certified uncontested, placed on consent
2/20/26 Senate 34-0
2/26/26 House Health 11-0
3/2/26 House 65-0
66
SB 089
require that counties and municipalities provide emergency medical services within their jurisdictions and create a task force to study the funding thereof.MonitorEMSPassed - Delivered to the Governor02/02/26 Senate Health 7-0
2/04/26 Senate 27-7
2/24/26 House Health 13-0
2/26/26 House 61-5
3/3/26 Senate 29-4
67
SB 090
expand the information required to be sent to the prescription drug monitoring program for each registry identification card holder.MonitorPrescription Drug MonitoringPassed House & Senate1/26/26 Senate Health Failed, 3-3
1/27/26 Senate Health 4-3
1/29/26 Senate 20-12
2/26/26 House Health 10-0
3/3/26 House 65-1
3/5/26 Senate 31-3
68
SB 095
require that a medical cannabis cardholder provide a card or card number upon request of a law enforcement officer.Monitorregulating cannabisWithdrawn1/28/26 Withdrawn at request of Prime Sponsor
69
SB 104
require the reimbursement of therapy using equine movement through the state medicaid program.MonitorMedicaid ReimbursementDeferred to 41st day02/04/26 Senate Health 5-2
70
SB 119
make an appropriation to enhance the economic health of South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillPassed House & Senate2/23/26 Senate Appropriations 5-3
2/24/26 Senate 21-12
3/5/26 House Appropriations 8-0
3/9/26 House 52-17
71
SB 120
make an appropriation for the economic development of South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillTabled2/23/26 Senate Appropriations 7-1
2/24/26 Senate 33-0
3/5/26 House Appropriations 9-0
3/9/26 House, Tabled 66-3
72
SB 121
make an appropriation for developing the economic viability of South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillPassed House & Senate2/23/26 Senate Appropriations 7-1
2/24/26 Senate 33-0
3/5/26 House Appropriations 8-0
3/9/26 House 66-3
73
SB 122
establish the crime of failure to summon aid for a suicide attempt and provide a penalty therefor.MonitorGood SamaritanDeferred to 41st day2/05/26 Senate Judiciary 7-0
2/09/26 Senate 24-9
3/4/26 House Judiciary 9-4
74
SB 143
require that the Department of Health annually report on public health effects of cannabis use.MonitorCannabis ReportingDeferred to 41st day2/4/26 Senate Health 6-1
75
SB 145
revise the limitations on a municipality's power to take actions for the promotion of health or the suppression of disease.OpposeDeferred to 41st day2/20/26 Senate Affairs 6-2
76
SB 161
repeal an exemption for certain health care facilities.OpposeProperty Tax Exemption for HealthcareDeferred to 41st day2/11/26 Senate Taxation 6-0
77
SB 169
place requirements on the use of artificial intelligence systems by health carriers in making determinations about the provision of health care services.MonitorAI RequirementsWithdrawn2/17/26 Withdrawn at request of Prime Sponsor
78
SB 172
enhance the economy of South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillTabled2/23/26 Senate Affairs 8-1
79
SB 181
cause the repeal of the medical cannabis chapter upon the federal re-scheduling of cannabis.MonitorMedical CannabisDeferred to 41st day2/11/26 Senate Health 7-0
80
SB 184
enhance public education in South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillWithdrawn2/17/26 Withdrawn at request of Prime Sponsor
81
SB 190
provide for the rights of a parent.OpposeParental rightsKilled on House Floor2/10/26 Senate Judiciary 5-2
2/12/26 Senate, Failed, 17-16
2/17/26 Reconsidered (passed) 19-15
2/25/26 House State Affairs 8-5
3/2/26 House, Failed, 30-35
3/3/26 House, Failed, 30-36
82
SB 194
limit the potency of cannabis products sold at medical cannabis dispensaries.MonitorPotency of CannabisDeferred to 41st day2/11/26 Senate Health 6-1
83
SB 206
make an appropriation to contract for a study on the length of service award programs for volunteers.MonitorEMS Length of Services Award ProgramTabledJoint Committee on Appropriations 12-4
84
SB 211
prohibit certain billing practices by ambulance service providers and establish reimbursement standards for out-of-network emergency medical services.MonitorAmbulance ReimbursementKilled on Senate Floor2/20/26 Senate Health 5-2
2/24/26 Senate, Failed 17-16
85
SB 233
prohibit the assessment of certain administrative fees or penalties related to the provision of care by an out-of-network provider.SupportNon-Participating ProviderDeferred to 41st day2/18/26 Senate Health 5-2
86
SB 244
address issues facing South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillTabled2/23/26 Senate Affairs 9-0
2/24/26 Senate 32-1
3/4/26 House Affairs 11-2
3/9/26 House,Tabled 66-3
87
SB 245
promote the future success and development of South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillPassed House & Senate2/23/26 Senate Affairs 9-0
2/24/26 Senate 32-1
3/4/26 House Affairs 11-2
3/9/26 House 42-27
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HB 1303
promote the future success and development of South Dakota.MonitorVehicle BillTabled2/23/26 House Affairs 10-2
2/24/26 House 57-9
3/4/26 Senate Affairs 9-0
3/9/26 Senate, Tabled, 33-0
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