As female representation hits new highs among states, constitutions still assume officials are male
- South Dakota's Constitution refers to the governor as a 'he,' despite Kristi Noem being the first female governor, as noted by Noem herself.
- Voters rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to change gendered language, which would have included nonbinary individuals, according to Republican State Sen. Erin Tobin.
- A record 13 women served as governors this year, but most states have not updated their constitutions to reflect women's political rise, as reported by the Center for American Women and Politics.
- Noem has opposed gender transitions and signed bills limiting transgender rights, while some state representatives support traditional gender references, as stated by State Rep. Brandei Schaefbauer.
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