Voting record
On 2026-session data center bills · House record
allow the Public Utilities Commission to assess actual costs to data centers that are customers of public utilities.
prohibit nondisclosure of certain agreements related to data centers.
protect residents from increased utility costs and utility shortages caused by data centers and clarify authority to regulate data centers.
Campaign money
Money is a signal, never a position. A flag below means a donor matched a category. It is not a finding that anything improper happened.
Friends Of Nicole Uhre-balk
Flagged contributions to their own committee
- BUtility, power and energy interests$200
Flagged donors, largest first
- Steve Willard $200 [B]
Every itemised contribution on file (23)›
| Pennington County Democrats | $5,395 |
| (UNITEMIZED - gifts of $100 or less; no donor names required by SDCL 12-27-24(11)) | $1,911 |
| (UNITEMIZED - gifts of $100 or less; no donor names required by SDCL 12-27-24(11)) | $1,211 |
| JM Lapeyre Jr | $1,000 |
| Barry Muxen | $1,000 |
| Rene Haglund | $800 |
| Paul Sauser | $550 |
| Ben Sayler | $500 |
| Christopher Lu | $500 |
| Alan Anderson | $500 |
| South Dakota Trial Lawyers Political Action Committee | $500 |
| Nicole Uhre Balk | $400 |
| Margaret Seljeskog | $350 |
| Lois Bendewald | $305 |
| Shannon Caperton | $300 |
| Janet Kahler | $250 |
| LGBTQ Victory Fund 1225 I St NW Washington, DC 20005 FEC | $250 |
| Beth Davis | $250 |
| Clay County Democrats | $200 |
| Mitchell Richter | $200 |
| Steve WillardB | $200 |
| Toni Diamond | $200 |
| Eric Abrahamson | $150 |
Collected via SOS portal pull, Aug 2026. Contributor names appear exactly as the committee filed them. Donor addresses are not published.
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