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Matt Michels Lieutenant Governor of South Dakota Incumbent Assumed office
January 8, 2011Governor Dennis Daugaard Preceded by Dennis Daugaard Speaker of the South Dakota House of Representatives In office
2003–2006Personal details Born 1960
Pierre, South DakotaNationality American Political party Republican Spouse(s) Karen Michels Children Collin Michels Residence Yankton, South Dakota Alma mater University of South Dakota
University of South Dakota School of LawProfession Judge Advocate General
Attorney
PoliticianReligion Christ Episcopal Church Matt Michels is the Lieutenant Governor of South Dakota and formerly the Speaker of the South Dakota House of Representatives. He and running mate Dennis Daugaard were elected in the general election on November 2, 2010.[1][2] Mr. Michels is a Republican.
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Governors and Lieutenant Governors of South Dakota 
Governors Mellette · Sheldon · Lee · Herreid · Elrod · Crawford · Vessey · Byrne · Norbeck · McMaster · Gunderson · Bulow · Green · Berry · Jensen · Bushfield · Sharpe · G.T. Mickelson · Anderson · Foss · Herseth · Gubbrud · Boe · Farrar · Kneip · Wollman · Janklow · G.S. Mickelson · Miller · Janklow · Rounds · DaugaardLieutenant
GovernorsFletcher · Hoffman · Herreid · Hindman · Kean · Snow · McDougall · Shober · Byrne · Abel · Norbeck · McMaster · Gunderson · Forney · Covey · Coyne · J. Grigsby · Whitney · Ustrud · Peterson · McMurchie · A. Miller · S. Grigsby · Terry · Houck · Lindley · Bottum · Boe · Overpeck · Abdnor · Dougherty · Wollman · Hansen · W. Miller · Kirby · Hillard · Daugaard · MichelsCurrent lieutenant governors U.S. states and territories and next-in-line of succession for states and territories without lieutenant governors or where the office is vacant AL Ivey (R) AK Treadwell (R) AZ Bennett (R)1 AR Darr (R) CA Newsom (D) CO Garcia (D) CT Wyman (D) DE Denn (D) FL Carroll (R) GA Cagle (R) HI Schatz (D) ID Little (R) IL Simon (D) IN Skillman (R) IA Reynolds (R) KS Colyer (R) KY Mongiardo (D) LA Dardenne (R) ME Raye (R)2 MD Brown (D) MA Murray (D) MI Calley (R) MN Solon (D) MS Bryant (R) MO Kinder (R) MT Bohlinger (R) NE Sheehy (R) NV Krolicki (R) NH Bragdon (R)2 NJ Guadagno (R) NM Sanchez (R) NY Duffy (D) NC Dalton (D) ND Wrigley (R) OH Taylor (R) OK Lamb (R) OR Brown (D)1 PA Cawley (R) RI Roberts (D) SC Ard (R) SD Michels (R) TN Ramsey (R)2 TX Dewhurst (R) UT Bell (R) VT Scott (R) VA Bolling (R) WA Owen (D) WV Thompson (D)4 WI Kleefisch (R) WY Maxfield (R)1 DC Brown (D)3
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U.S. Representatives Kristi Noem (R), Representative At-LargeState government Dennis Daugaard (R), Governor · Matt Michels (R), Lieutenant Governor · Jason Gant (R), Secretary of State · Marty Jackley (R), Attorney General · Rich Sattgast (R), State Auditor · Vernon Larson (R), State TreasurerSenate Bob Gray (R), President pro tempore · Russell Olson (R), Majority Leader · Jason Frerichs (D), Minority LeaderHouse Val Rausch (R), Speaker · Brian Gosch (R), Speaker pro tempore · David Lust (R), Majority Leader · Bernie Hunhoff (D), Minority LeaderSupreme Court
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