Phil Jensen, a resident of Rapid City, South Dakota, has served as a member of the South Dakota House of Representatives representing District 33 since 2021. A small business owner, Jensen has a long history of legislative service, having previously served in both the House (2009–2013) and the Senate (2013–2021). He is known for his staunch conservative positions, including strong support for pro-life and Second Amendment issues. Jensen, a Republican, has consistently advocated for minimal government interference and has been recognized for his commitment to conservative values throughout his career.
John Carley, a resident of Piedmont, SD, was elected to the South Dakota State Senate representing District 29. A seasoned digital strategist and longtime advocate for constitutional liberties, Carley brings decades of leadership experience as President of a digital marketing company. He is known for championing religious freedom, Second Amendment rights, and homeschooling advocacy. Carley previously ran for the Senate in 2022, and his grassroots support propelled him to win the seat. A dedicated member of the South Dakota Freedom Caucus, he emphasizes liberty, fiscal restraint, and family values in every legislative effort.
Tina Mulally, a resident of Rapid City, SD, was first elected to the South Dakota House of Representatives representing District 35 in 2018. Mulally has received the Award for Conservative Excellence in 2019 and the Award for Conservative Achievement in both 2020 and 2021 from the American Conservative Union Foundation. Mulally was endorsed by the NRA both in 2020 and 2022, and has received “A” ratings from the National Rifle Association, SD Right to Life, Family Heritage Alliance, and SD Citizens for Liberty. Mulally won her 2022 primary and general election, against a Democrat challenger.
Not all South Dakota Freedom Caucus members are public members.
