2025HB 1053

Monitoring Harmful Material on the Internet

2025 - South Dakota Senate

Conservatives Support

Description

This bill requires websites that contain material harmful to minors to include a form of age verification. CPAC supports efforts to control adult material on websites and supported this bill. The Senate passed the bill on February 19, 2025 by a vote of 34-0, and the bill later became law.

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Legislators · 35

Legislator	Party	Lifetime Rating	Vote
Arch Beal SD	Republican	79%	Conservative
Greg Blanc SD	Republican	81%	Conservative
John Carley SD	Republican	94%	Conservative
Casey Crabtree SD	Republican	71%	Conservative
Sydney Davis SD	Republican	55%	Conservative
Randy Deibert SD	Republican	54%	Conservative
Helene Duhamel SD	Republican	59%	Conservative
Red Dawn Foster SD	Democrat	44%	Conservative
Tamara Grove SD	Republican	65%	Conservative
Joy Hohn SD	Republican	81%	Conservative
Taffy Howard SD	Republican	94%	Conservative
Amber Hulse SD	Republican	47%	Conservative
Kevin Jensen SD	Republican	74%	Did Not Vote
Chris Karr SD	Republican	78%	Conservative
Steve Kolbeck SD	Republican	55%	Conservative
Mark Lapka SD	Republican	75%	Conservative
Liz Larson SD	Democrat	19%	Conservative
Sue Lucas Peterson SD	Republican	88%	Conservative
Sam Marty SD	Republican	76%	Conservative
Jim Mehlhaff SD	Republican	63%	Conservative
Paul Miskimins SD	Republican	35%	Conservative
Lauren Nelson SD	Republican	82%	Conservative
Ernie Otten SD	Republican	73%	Conservative
Carl Perry SD	Republican	73%	Conservative
Tom Pischke SD	Republican	90%	Conservative
Tim Reed SD	Republican	50%	Conservative
Michael Rohl SD	Republican	62%	Conservative
Stephanie Sauder SD	Republican	52%	Conservative
Kyle Schoenfish SD	Republican	60%	Conservative
Jamie Smith SD	Democrat	24%	Conservative
Glen Vilhauer SD	Republican	47%	Conservative
Curt Voight SD	Republican	79%	Conservative
Mykala Voita SD	Republican	88%	Conservative
David Wheeler SD	Republican	54%	Conservative
Larry Zikmund SD	Republican	67%	Conservative