Did not pass2026 session
HB 1308
Swap school property taxes for sales taxes
Would have cut the school property tax on homes to zero and raised some sales and use taxes to make up the money.
For Sioux Falls
Would have been one of the biggest changes to Sioux Falls homeowners' tax bills.
Where it ended up
Failed in the House 24 to 42 on Feb. 24. Did not become law.
How Sioux Falls voted
Our 30 legislators: 6 yes 12 no 2 excused
| District | Senate | House | House |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Steve Kolbeck (R) No Senate vote | David Kull (R) Nay | John Sjaarda (R) Nay |
| 6 | Ernie Otten (R) No Senate vote | Aaron Aylward (R) Excused | Tim Czmowski (R) Yea |
| 9 | Joy Hohn (R) No Senate vote | Tesa Schwans (R) Nay | Bethany Soye (R) Excused |
| 10 | Liz Larson (D) No Senate vote | Bobbi Andera (R) Nay | Erin Healy (D) Nay |
| 11 | Chris Karr (R) No Senate vote | Brian Mulder (R) Nay | Keri Weems (R) Yea |
| 12 | Arch Beal (R) No Senate vote | Amber Arlint (R) Yea | Greg Jamison (R) Yea |
| 13 | Sue Peterson (R) No Senate vote | John Hughes (R) Nay | Jack Kolbeck (R) Yea |
| 14 | Larry Zikmund (R) No Senate vote | Tony Kayser (R) Nay | Taylor Rehfeldt (R) Yea |
| 15 | Jamie Smith (D) No Senate vote | Erik Muckey (D) Nay | Kadyn Wittman (D) Nay |
| 25 | Tom Pischke (R) No Senate vote | Jon Hansen (R) Nay | Leslie Heinemann (R) Nay |
Excused means the legislator was excused that day. It is not a no.
The whole Legislature
- House, Feb. 24: 24 to 42. Vote to pass. Failed.
Official sources
HB 1308 at sdlegislature.govBill text, every version, committee votes and full historyHouse roll call, Feb. 24
