Maggie A. Sutton
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| SB 177: revise the provisions of parental choice regarding compulsory school attendance and matters ancillary thereto | Bills they lead | Maggie A. Sutton leads SB 177, “revise the provisions of parental choice regarding compulsory school attendance and matters ancillary thereto”. | Became law |
| HB 1051: maintain the life of any child born alive | Bills they lead | Maggie A. Sutton leads HB 1051, “maintain the life of any child born alive”. | Became law |
| HB 1209: make an appropriation to the Board of Regents for improving the National Music Museum at the University of South Dakota and to declare an emergency | Bills they lead | Maggie A. Sutton leads HB 1209, “make an appropriation to the Board of Regents for improving the National Music Museum at the University of South Dakota and to declare an emergency”. | Became law |
| SB 111: reduce the fee for permits to carry concealed pistols | Bills they lead | Maggie A. Sutton leads SB 111, “reduce the fee for permits to carry concealed pistols”. | Became law |
| HCR 6011: declaring August thirty-first as Young Republicans Day | Bills they lead | Maggie A. Sutton leads HCR 6011, “declaring August thirty-first as Young Republicans Day”. | Passed one chamber |
| HB 1217: promote continued fairness in women's sports | Bills they lead | Maggie A. Sutton leads HB 1217, “promote continued fairness in women's sports”. | Vetoed |
| HB 1066: prohibit the personal possession of a loaded firearm while under the influence of marijuana or intoxicated | Bills they lead | Maggie A. Sutton leads HB 1066, “prohibit the personal possession of a loaded firearm while under the influence of marijuana or intoxicated”. | Passed one chamber |
| SB 189: make an appropriation to pay increased costs incurred in the development and construction of a low-intensity residential treatment facility and to declare an emergency | Bills they lead | Maggie A. Sutton leads SB 189, “make an appropriation to pay increased costs incurred in the development and construction of a low-intensity residential treatment facility and to declare an emergency”. | Passed one chamber |
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