Last Name Johnston Hansen Miller Juhnke Garnos Dreyer Hanks Sutton Van Gerpen McCaulley Diedrich Pitts

Abdallah Staggers Munson

First Name Mark Jon Patricia (Patty) Kent Cooper Brian Alan Daniel Bill Matthew Larry Carol Gene Kermit David

Middle Name

Susan D. Owen Edward Ethan D. 'Dan' L. S. 'Matt' W. A. G. L. R.

Remarks Will resign on May 31 to assume a new job at Sanford Health Has announced resignation to attend law school Resigned March 27, 2013 Majority Whip 2001-2002 Resigned House seat November 17, 2011, to accept Senate appointment to fill vacancy of Cooper Garnos Majority Whip 2003-2010 Resigned October 27, 2011 Resigned November 2, 2009 Resigned July 2, 2007; elected Mayor of Rapid City LRC Executive Board member 1999-2000 Minority Whip 2001-2006 Resigned November 14, 2006 Reelected in 2004, Resigned January 3, 2005. Resigned Seat May 10, 2004 LRC Executive Board member 1997-2000 Majority Whip 2001-2002 Resigned January 26, 2004, candidate for U.S. House. Resigned July 31, 2002. LRC Executive Board member 2007-2008 Resigned June 28, 2002. Appointed to Senate, July 1, 2002, to fill vacancy of David Munson. LRC Executive Board member 2007-2012 Resigned May 20, 2002 Majority Whip 1983-1984 and 1989-1990 Resigned May 17, 2002 Majority Whip 1999-2000 Assistant Majority Leader 2001 Resigned November 12, 2001; President Bush appointment; Regional Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency for Federal Region VII. Resigned September 16, 1999. Elected in 1998, resigned January 4, 1999. Resigned December 31, 1997. Majority Whip 1997 Resigned December 15, 1997. Resigned June 27, 1994. Lieutenant Governor 1995-2002

Date Governor Daugaard 5/31/2013 2013 Daugaard 27-Mar-13 Daugaard Daugaard

17-Nov-11 27-Oct-11 Daugaard 2-Nov-09 Rounds 2-Jul-07 Rounds 14-Nov-06 3-Jan-05 Rounds 10-May-04 Rounds 26-Jan-04 31-Jul-02

Rounds

Rounds Janklow Janklow

28-Jun-02 20-May-02 Janklow 17-May-02

Janklow

Hainje Windhorst Rost Thompson DeMersseman Hillard

Richard Dana Judy Jim Michael Carole

G. 'Dick' J. Flynn D.

Janklow
12-Nov-01 16-Sep-99 4-Jan-99 31-Dec-97 15-Dec-97 27-Jun-94

Janklow Janklow Janklow Janklow Miller

O'Connor Krogman Anderson

Michael Dean Dean M. Wesley

Resigned April 30, 1993; President Clinton appointment; State Executive Director of the ASCS. Appointed July 12, 1984, to fill vacancy of Sheldon E. Cotton, resigned November 21, 1989. LRC Executive Board member 1987-1988 Resigned September 22, 1989; President Bush appointment; State Executive Director of the ASCS. LRC Executive Board member 1977-1989 President Pro tempore 1979-1989 LRC Executive Board Vice Chairman 1983-1984 LRC Executive Board Chairman 1985-1986 Resigned April 10, 1989, to become Special Assistant for Intergovernmental Affairs for Majority Whip 1985-1986 Speaker of the House 1987-1988 LRC Executive Board member 1987-1988 Resigned March 6, 1989; President Bush appointment; White House Director of Intergovernmental Affairs. Majority Whip 1987 Resigned November 11, 1987. Resigned August 11, 1987, to attend law school. Resigned July 11, 1984. Commissioner of School & Public Lands 19851986 LRC Executive Board member 1979-1983 Resigned November 15, 1983. LRC Executive Board member 1979-1980 Resigned August 12, 1980, to become State's Attorney in Brule County. President Pro tempore 1975-1976 LRC Executive Board member 1975-1976 Assistant Minority Leader 1977 Resigned in April 1977. Resigned in August of 1976. Public Utilities Commissioner 1979-1997 Resigned in 1976. Resigned in November 1975. Appointed May 21, 1971, to fill vacancy of Robert R. Giebink, resigned April 1974. Resigned summer of 1972.

30-Apr-93 21-Nov-89

Miller Mickelson Mickelson

22-Sep-89

McClure

Mary

A.

Mickelson
10-Apr-89

Anderson Christenson Laustsen Cotton Williams Miller O'Connor Stofferahn Kelly Kelm Vigen Wallahan

Debra Bernard David Sheldon Robert Ronald Michael Kenneth Robert Marilynn David Franklin

R. W. S. E. K. K. J. D. W. C. Jay

Mickelson
6-Mar-89 11-Nov-87 Mickelson 11-Aug-87 Mickelson 11-Jul-84 15-Nov-83 12-Aug-80

Janklow Janklow Janklow Kneip

Apr-77 Aug-76

Kneip

1976 Kneip Nov-75 Kneip

Apr-74

Kneip

1972 Kneip

Giebink Billion Hirsch Sorenson Droz Clayton Bliss Hallock Nepstad Elwood White Manning Kelsey Foss Mills Johnson Stransky Johnson Guthmiller

Robert David Robert Dean Charles William Ellen Morris Axel Clell Charles Francis Hagen Wilbur George William Donald L. John

R. H. William P. C. F. E. G. Arthur D. E. 'Pete' E.

Wininger 'Bill' J. A. J.

Resigned May 21, 1971. Elected in 1970, resigned January 2, 1971. Assistant Minority Leader 1978 LRC Executive Board member 1957-1966 LRC Executive Board Chairman 1961-1962 Majority Leader 1969 Resigned in December 1969. Resigned in November of 1969. LRC Executive Board member 1961-1962 and 1965-1966 Speaker Pro tempore 1963-1964 Speaker of the House 1965-1966 Resigned in November of 1969. Resigned in July 1969. LRC Executive Board member 1963-1966 Elected in 1968, resigned January 23, 1969. Elected to the House in 1968, but resigned in January 1969 Resigned December 28, 1967. Appointed November 1963, resigned in March 1967. Resigned after session in 1965. Resigned in December 1963. Resigned in 1963. Appointed January 23, 1961, to fill vacancy of Joe E. Lehmann, resigned in 1963. Speaker of the House 1947-1948 Elected in 1962, resigned February 8, 1963. Resigned in December 1962. LRC Executive Board member 1957-1961 Resigned in 1961. Resigned in 1957. Elected to the House in 1957, resigned due to poor health.

21-May-71 Kneip 2-Jan-71

Kneip Farrar

Dec-69 Nov-69 Farrar

Farrar
Nov-69 Jul-69 Farrar 23-Jan-69 Jan-69 Farrar 28-Dec-67 Boe Mar-67 Boe

Farrar

1965 Boe Dec-63 Gubbrud 1963 Gubbrud 1963 Gubbrud Gubbrud

8-Feb-63 Dec-62 Gubbrud

1961 Gubbrud 1957 Foss 1957 Foss