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210 bills signed in 2025 legislative session

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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Gov. Larry Rhoden signed 210 bills into law and vetoed two during South Dakota’s 100th Legislative Session.  A few notable bills include prohibiting eminent domain for carbon pipelines, a 3% cap on property taxes, firearms on college campuses and obscene materials in libraries.  Rhoden vetoed HB 1132 which established a child care assistance program, as well as HB 1169, which would have established a geographic distrib…

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210 bills signed in 2025 legislative session

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Gov. Larry Rhoden signed 210 bills into law and vetoed two during South Dakota’s 100th Legislative Session.  A few notable bills include prohibiting eminent domain for carbon pipelines, a 3% cap on property taxes, firearms on college campuses and obscene materials in libraries.  Rhoden vetoed HB 1132 which established a child care assistance program, as well as HB 1169, which would have established a geographic distrib…

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Legislature sustains veto of geographic signature requirement for constitutional amendment petitions

State Sen. Michael Rohl, R-Aberdeen, speaks on the South Dakota Senate floor on March 3, 2025. (Makenzie Huber/South Dakota Searchlight)Petitioners hoping to put state constitutional amendments on the ballot won’t need signatures from each of South Dakota’s legislative Senate districts. After the governor vetoed a bill containing the requirement last week, the state Senate sustained the veto Monday at the Capitol in Pierre. The House voted earli…

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Yankton Press & DakotanYankton Press & Dakotan

Rhoden’s Petition Veto Upheld

Petitioners hoping to put state constitutional amendments on the ballot won’t need signatures from each of South Dakota’s legislative Senate districts.

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thedakotascout.comthedakotascout.com

South Dakota senators uphold ballot measure status quo, Gov. Larry Rhoden’s veto

PIERRE — South Dakota lawmakers in the Senate have failed to override Gov. Larry Rhoden’s veto of a bill that would have made putting a constitutional amendment on the ballot more difficult.Needing a two-thirds majority to override, the Senate voted 16-16 Monday to sustain the governor’s veto after Republicans in the House voted 50-18 to override Rhoden. As House Republicans prepared for their final day of the legislative session—"Veto Day"—some…

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thedakotascout.com broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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