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Oklahoma

Current officeholders from Open States people data (CC0). Look up your own ballot by ZIP.

2026 statewide races

Likely ROklahoma Governor

Your options: Oklahoma Governor

Independent
Robert E. Brooks Sr.

Who they are

City on the official candidate list: Moore, Oklahoma. No further background found in a public source. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Oklahoma Ethics Commission campaign finance (Guardian).

In short

City on the official candidate list: Moore, Oklahoma. No further background found in a public source; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
No verified campaign link yet.
Independent
Orlando Lynn Bush

Who they are

City on the official candidate list: Edmond, Oklahoma. No further background found in a public source. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Oklahoma Ethics Commission campaign finance (Guardian).

In short

City on the official candidate list: Edmond, Oklahoma. No further background found in a public source; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
No verified campaign link yet.
Independent
Jerry Griffin

Who they are

Prior offices: Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education District 6 (2020–2024). source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Oklahoma Ethics Commission campaign finance (Guardian).

In short

Prior offices: Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education District 6 (2020–2024); no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
No verified campaign link yet.
Republican
Mike Mazzei

Who they are

Prior offices: Oklahoma State Senate District 25 (2004–2016). Profession: Financial planner. source

What they say they'll do

  • Eliminating Property Tax For Seniors & Veterans
  • Education That Works
  • More High-Paying Jobs
From their campaign site · positions on 8 topics

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Oklahoma Ethics Commission campaign finance (Guardian).

In short

Prior offices: Oklahoma State Senate District 25 (2004–2016). Profession: Financial planner; campaign site states positions on 8 of our 16 topics.
Campaign website
Democrat
Cyndi Munson

Who they are

Cyndi Munson (Democratic Party) is a member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, representing District 85. She assumed office on September 16, 2015. source

What they say they'll do

  • Jobs and Workforce Development
  • Top Flight Public Schools and College and Career Tech
  • Every Life is Valued and Affordable and Accessible Healthcare
From their campaign site · positions on 6 topics

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Oklahoma Ethics Commission campaign finance (Guardian).

In short

Cyndi Munson (Democratic Party) is a member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, representing District 85. She assumed office on September 16, 2015; campaign site states positions on 6 of our 16 topics.
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Compare where they stand, issue by issue

Quotes are taken from each campaign's own website (first sentences of the section, unedited). Topics are assigned by keyword; we do not summarize or score positions. "No public position found" means we did not find the topic on the campaign site, not that the candidate has no view.

Topic
Robert E. Brooks Sr. I
Orlando Lynn Bush I
Jerry Griffin I
Mike Mazzei R
Cyndi Munson D
Cost of living & jobs
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More High-Paying JobsOklahoma should be a place where people can build careers, not just scrape by. Mike focuses on policies that attract investment and reward hard work. View The Plan Issue source
Jobs and Workforce DevelopmentCyndi believes the key to attracting and growing businesses in Oklahoma is an educated and healthy workforce. She wants to focus on policies that will help everyday Oklahomans take care of their families, and afford housing. source
Taxes & government spending
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Step 1: Control Government Spending Before Expanding GovernmentAfter years of significant revenue growth from property tax collections, Oklahoma county governments can afford a decrease in tax collections. source
Everyday Oklahomans Tax ReliefCyndi will prioritize our tax dollars to help everyday Oklahomans, instead of benefiting large corporations and the wealthiest. She wants to increase programs like the childcare tax credit, sales tax relief credit, and Earned Income Tax credit. source
Health care
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Every Life is Valued and Affordable and Accessible HealthcareCyndi will protect attempts to cut Medicaid and other programs that help lower costs of health insurance for Oklahomans. She also will create programs that increase access to prenatal and maternity care in rural Oklahoma and expand access to mental health services. source
Social Security & Medicare
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Eliminating Property Tax For Seniors & VeteransProperty taxes keep rising even when incomes do not. Mike believes no Oklahoman should be taxed out of their home simply for staying put. View The Plan Issue source
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Abortion
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Right To LifeLife begins at conception. Every human being has a right to life, and government has a duty to protect it. Mike opposes abortion in all circumstances. His record proves it, and as Governor, he will lead with that same conviction. Real solutions. Real leadership. Real results. source
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Schools & education
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Education That WorksToo many students are passed along without real skills. Mike supports reforms that prioritize reading proficiency, accountability, and stronger curriculum. View The Plan Issue source
Top Flight Public Schools and College and Career TechCyndi knows that our public school teachers and support staff deserve a real pay raise that makes it competitive to surrounding states. source
Energy & environment
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Supporting Agriculture and EnergyCyndi believes in protecting two of Oklahoma’s most valuable industries- energy and agriculture. She believes in an “all of the above approach” to energy, meaning that she will support oil, natural gas, and renewable energy production. source
Foreign policy & defense
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Step 1: Stop Foreign Ownership of Oklahoma LandOklahoma should not be for sale to hostile or unaccountable foreign entities. Prohibit foreign governments and foreign-controlled companies from owning Oklahoma land Close loopholes that allow shell companies to mask foreign ownership Require full disclosure of land ownership structures Require… source
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Elections & government ethics
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Government AccountabilityTaxpayers deserve transparency, discipline, and results. Mike believes government should live within its means and answer to the people it serves. View The Plan Issue source
Corporations and Wealthiest Held AccountableCyndi will stand up to corporations and the wealthiest who want to take advantage of our people and our resources. On day one, Cyndi will issue a moratorium on construction of new data center projects to set guidelines and keep big tech companies accountable when building these data centers. source
Farming & rural issues
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Step 2: Defend Property Rights for Oklahoma Families and FarmersProtecting land means protecting the people who own and work it. Strengthen protections against forced sales and improper eminent domain practices Preserve agricultural land from misuse and over-development Ensure landowners retain control over water and mineral rights whenever possible Prevent the… source
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No candidate in this race addresses on their site: Immigration & the border, Crime & public safety, Guns, Veterans, Housing, Roads, transit & infrastructure.

Full side-by-sideCandidates: Oklahoma State Election Board, 2026 candidate filing list and official Aug. 25, 2026 runoff results
Other 2026 statewide offices in Oklahoma: candidate details coming soon.

Statewide officials now

What does a governor do?

Runs the state government. Proposes the state budget, signs or vetoes bills passed by the legislature, and appoints the heads of state agencies. Usually 4 years (2 in NH and VT).

  • State budget, schools and Medicaid funding
  • Signs or vetoes state laws
  • Leads emergency response and the state National Guard
Source: National Governors Association: Governors' Powers & Authority
RepublicanKevin StittGovernor since 2019Official source
RepublicanMatt PinnellLieutenant Governor since 2019Official source
RepublicanGentner DrummondAttorney General since 2023Official source

Open States lists only some statewide offices for some states; missing offices are coming soon.

State House (99 members)

What does a state representative do?

A member of the lower chamber of the state legislature (called the House, Assembly or House of Delegates). Writes and votes on state laws for a smaller district than a state senator. Usually 2 years.

  • State budget and taxes
  • Roads and schools
  • Local issues raised by constituents
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State representative
Committees
1
R Eddy Dempsey
Transportation; County and Municipal Government (chair); Government Oversight
2
R Jim Olsen
Criminal Judiciary; Elections and Ethics (chair); Government Oversight
3
R Rick West
Agriculture (vice chair); Energy and Natural Resources Oversight; State Powers
4
R Bob Culver
Health and Human Services Oversight; Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight; Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances (vice chair); Civil Judiciary (vice chair)
5
R Josh West
Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members (co-chair); Government Modernization and Technology; Insurance; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Appropriations and Budget; State Tribal Relations; Appropriations and Budget; State Tribal Relations
6
R Rusty Cornwell
Wildlife (vice chair); Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight
7
R Steve Bashore
Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members; Rules (vice chair); Energy; Postsecondary Education; Appropriations and Budget; State Tribal Relations; Appropriations and Budget; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT); State Tribal Relations
8
R Tom Gann
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances; State Powers
9
R Mark Lepak
Government Oversight; Energy; Banking, Financial Services and Pensions (chair)
10
R Judd Strom
Pandemic Relief Funding; General Government; Government Oversight; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
11
R John Kane
Pandemic Relief Funding; Legislative Evaluation and Development; Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight; Wildlife; Appropriations and Budget (vice chair); Education Oversight; Appropriations and Budget (vice chair); Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT)
12
R Mark Chapman
Administrative Rules; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight; Utilities (vice chair)
13
R Neil Hays
Government Oversight (vice chair); Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances; Banking, Financial Services and Pensions
14
R Chris Sneed
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Insurance (chair); Civil Judiciary
15
R Tim Turner
Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members; General Government; County and Municipal Government; Public Safety; Utilities
16
R Scott Fetgatter
Pandemic Relief Funding; Business; Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members; Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances; Appropriations and Budget; State Tribal Relations (chair); Appropriations and Budget; State Tribal Relations (chair)
17
R Jim Grego
Transportation; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight
18
R David Smith
Health and Human Services Oversight; Government Modernization and Technology; Veteran and Military Affairs (chair)
19
R Justin Humphrey
Public Safety (vice chair); Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight
20
R Jonathan Wilk
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Transportation (vice chair); Wildlife
21
R Cody Maynard
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Government Modernization and Technology (chair); Common Education; Administrative Rules
22
R Ryan Eaves
Business; Administrative Rules; Banking, Financial Services and Pensions
23
R Derrick Hildebrant
Health and Human Services Oversight; General Government; Veteran and Military Affairs (vice chair)
24
R Chris Banning
Business (chair); Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Common Education; Veteran and Military Affairs
25
R Ronny Johns
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Transportation (chair); Common Education; Postsecondary Education
26
R Dell Kerbs
Pandemic Relief Funding; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Appropriations and Budget; Banking, Financial Services and Pensions; Education Oversight (chair); Appropriations and Budget; Tourism
27
R Danny Sterling
Common Education (vice chair); Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight; Public Health; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
28
R Danny Williams
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29
R Kyle Hilbert
Legislative Evaluation and Development (co-chair)
30
R Mark Lawson
Rules; Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances (chair); Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
31
R Collin Duel
Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight (vice chair); Administrative Rules; Civil Judiciary (chair)
32
R Jim Shaw
Government Modernization and Technology; Government Oversight; State Powers (vice chair)
33
R Molly Jenkins
Common Education; Elections and Ethics; Tourism (vice chair)
34
D Trish Ranson
Health and Human Services Oversight; Agriculture; Postsecondary Education; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
35
R Dillon Travis
Business; Agriculture; Government Oversight
36
R John George
Rules; Wildlife (chair); Energy and Natural Resources Oversight
37
R Ken Luttrell
Government Oversight; Energy (vice chair); Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight
38
R John Pfeiffer
Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight (vice chair); Utilities
39
R Erick Harris
Rules; Criminal Judiciary (vice chair); Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight
40
R Chad Caldwell
Common Education; Appropriations and Budget; Education Oversight (vice chair); Appropriations and Budget
41
R Denise Crosswhite Hader
Transportation; Elections and Ethics (vice chair); Government Oversight
42
R Cindy Roe
Health and Human Services Oversight; Agriculture; Public Health (chair); Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances
43
R Jay Steagall
Government Oversight; Veteran and Military Affairs; State Powers (chair)
44
D Jared Deck
Energy; Banking, Financial Services and Pensions; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight; Civil Judiciary
45
D Annie Menz
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Transportation; Utilities
46
D Jacob Rosecrants
Agriculture; Common Education; Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight; Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances
47
R Brian Hill
Pandemic Relief Funding; General Government; Commerce and Economic Development Oversight (chair); Children, Youth and Family Services; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
48
R Tammy Townley
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Postsecondary Education; Tourism (chair)
49
R Josh Cantrell
Health and Human Services Oversight (vice chair); Transportation; Appropriations and Budget; Tourism
50
R Stacy Adams
General Government; Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Insurance (vice chair)
51
R Brad Boles
Pandemic Relief Funding; Business; County and Municipal Government; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight (chair)
52
R Gerrid Kendrix
Administrative Rules (chair); Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget; Utilities
53
R Jason Blair
County and Municipal Government; Administrative Rules; Utilities
54
R Kevin West
Public Health; Government Oversight (chair); Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Administrative Rules; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
55
R Nick Archer
Rules; Energy (chair); Energy and Natural Resources Oversight
56
R Dick Lowe
Common Education (chair); Energy; Education Oversight
57
R Anthony Moore
Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances
58
R Carl Newton
Pandemic Relief Funding; Health and Human Services Oversight (chair); Transportation; Public Health; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
59
R Mike Dobrinski
Transportation; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight; Utilities (chair)
60
R Mike Kelley
County and Municipal Government (vice chair); Public Safety; Government Oversight
61
R Kenton Patzkowsky
Transportation; Agriculture (chair); Energy and Natural Resources Oversight
62
R Daniel Pae
Health and Human Services Oversight; Children, Youth and Family Services (vice chair); Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
63
R Trey Caldwell
Pandemic Relief Funding (co-chair); Legislative Evaluation and Development; Government Modernization and Technology; Appropriations and Budget (chair); Appropriations and Budget (chair); Energy and Natural Resources Oversight; Tourism; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT) (co-chair)
64
R Rande Worthen
Criminal Judiciary (chair); Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight; Administrative Rules
65
R Toni Hasenbeck
Agriculture; Postsecondary Education (chair); Education Oversight
66
R Clay Staires
Transportation; Elections and Ethics; Administrative Rules
67
R Rob Hall
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Government Modernization and Technology (vice chair); Common Education
68
R Mike Lay
Business (vice chair); Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Utilities
69
R Mark Tedford
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight (vice chair); Common Education; Insurance; Energy; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT)
70
D Suzanne Schreiber
Legislative Evaluation and Development; Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight; Appropriations and Budget; Banking, Financial Services and Pensions; Civil Judiciary
71
D Amanda Clinton
Criminal Judiciary; County and Municipal Government; Veteran and Military Affairs; State Powers
72
D Michelle McCane
Transportation; Postsecondary Education; Administrative Rules; Tourism
73
D Ron Stewart
Government Modernization and Technology; Public Safety; Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight
74
R Kevin Norwood
Insurance; Wildlife; Administrative Rules (vice chair)
75
R T.J. Marti
Health and Human Services Oversight; Insurance; Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances (chair); Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances
76
R Ross Ford
Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight; Appropriations and Budget; Banking, Financial Services and Pensions; Appropriations and Budget
78
D Meloyde Blancett
Pandemic Relief Funding; Business; Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Children, Youth and Family Services; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT)
79
D Melissa Provenzano
Business; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Appropriations and Budget; State Tribal Relations; Education Oversight; Appropriations and Budget; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT); State Tribal Relations
80
R Stan May
Public Safety; Government Oversight; Energy; Banking, Financial Services and Pensions (vice chair)
81
R Mike Osburn
Pandemic Relief Funding; Rules (chair); Legislative Evaluation and Development; Postsecondary Education; Appropriations and Budget; State Tribal Relations; Appropriations and Budget; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT); Civil Judiciary; State Tribal Relations
82
R Nicole Miller
Pandemic Relief Funding; Business; Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
83
R Eric Roberts
General Government (chair); Government Oversight; Energy
84
R Tammy West
Rules; Appropriations and Budget; Education Oversight; Appropriations and Budget; Civil Judiciary
85
D Cyndi Munson
Pandemic Relief Funding; Health and Human Services Oversight; General Government; Government Oversight; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
86
R David Hardin
Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members; Rules; Agriculture; Criminal Judiciary; Public Safety (chair); Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight
87
D Ellyn Hefner
Health and Human Services Oversight; Rules; Insurance; Energy; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Task Force on Rethinking Paying Subminimal Wage for Persons with Disabilities
88
D Ellen Pogemiller
General Government; Common Education; Public Health; Government Oversight
89
D Arturo Alonso
Commerce and Economic Development Oversight; Government Modernization and Technology; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight; Utilities
90
R Emily Gise
Business; Children, Youth and Family Services; Government Modernization and Technology
91
R Chris Kannady
Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight; Wildlife; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Civil Judiciary
92
D Sam Wargin Grimaldo
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93
D Mickey Dollens
Elections and Ethics; Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances; Energy and Natural Resources Oversight
94
D Andy Fugate
Rules; Government Oversight; Veteran and Military Affairs; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget
95
R Max Wolfley
Postsecondary Education (vice chair); Veteran and Military Affairs; Education Oversight
96
R Preston Stinson
Health and Human Services Oversight; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget; Civil Judiciary
97
D Aletia Timmons
Public Safety; Insurance; Wildlife; Administrative Rules
98
R Gabe Woolley
General Government (vice chair); Children, Youth and Family Services; Government Oversight
100
R Marilyn Stark
Health and Human Services Oversight; Public Health (vice chair); Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Administrative Rules
101
R Robert Manger
Criminal Judiciary; Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight (chair); Veteran and Military Affairs; Appropriations and Budget; Appropriations and Budget

State Senate (47 members)

What does a state senator do?

A member of the upper chamber of the state legislature. Writes and votes on state laws and the state budget, and in many states confirms the governor's appointees. Usually 4 years.

  • School funding and state taxes
  • State criminal laws
  • Drawing district maps (in many states)
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State senator
Committees
1
R Micheal Bergstrom
Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members (co-chair); Rules; Administrative Rules (chair); Aeronautics and Transportation; Retirement and Government Resources (vice chair)
2
R Ally Seifried
Education (vice chair); Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members; Rules; Aeronautics and Transportation; Appropriations; Technology and Telecommunications (chair)
3
R Julie McIntosh
Energy; Retirement and Government Resources; Health and Human Services
4
R Tom Woods
Energy (vice chair); Agriculture and Wildlife; Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members; Veterans and Military Affairs (vice chair); Appropriations; Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism
5
R George Burns
Agriculture and Wildlife; Administrative Rules; Retirement and Government Resources; Local and County Government (vice chair)
6
R David Bullard
Agriculture and Wildlife; Rules; Retirement and Government Resources (chair); Technology and Telecommunications
7
R Warren Hamilton
Public Safety (chair); Rules; Revenue and Taxation; Veterans and Military Affairs; Local and County Government (chair)
8
R Bryan Logan
Agriculture and Wildlife; Technology and Telecommunications; Local and County Government
9
R Avery Frix
Energy; Aeronautics and Transportation (vice chair); Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism
10
R Bill Coleman
Business and Insurance (chair); Legislative Evaluation and Development; Rules; State Tribal Relations; State Tribal Relations; Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism (vice chair); Health and Human Services
11
D Regina Goodwin
Public Safety; Aeronautics and Transportation; Appropriations; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT); Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism; Local and County Government
12
R Todd Gollihare
Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Judiciary (vice chair); Revenue and Taxation; State Tribal Relations; Appropriations; State Tribal Relations; Technology and Telecommunications
13
R Jonathan Wingard
Agriculture and Wildlife; Public Safety; Veterans and Military Affairs
14
R Jerry Alvord
Business and Insurance (vice chair); Aeronautics and Transportation; Local and County Government
15
R Lisa Standridge
Business and Insurance; Judiciary; Health and Human Services
16
D Mary Boren
Energy; Rules; Judiciary; Retirement and Government Resources; State Tribal Relations; State Tribal Relations; Technology and Telecommunications
17
R Shane Jett
Energy; Judiciary; Revenue and Taxation; Administrative Rules
18
R Jack Stewart
Administrative Rules (vice chair); Aeronautics and Transportation; Retirement and Government Resources; Appropriations; Local and County Government
19
R Roland Pederson
Agriculture and Wildlife (vice chair); Education; Veterans and Military Affairs; Appropriations
20
R Chuck Hall
Pandemic Relief Funding (co-chair); Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Legislative Evaluation and Development; Rules; Revenue and Taxation; Appropriations (chair); Appropriations and Budget (chair); Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT) (co-chair)
21
R Randy Grellner
Agriculture and Wildlife; Business and Insurance; Retirement and Government Resources
22
R Kristen Thompson
Pandemic Relief Funding; Energy; Legislative Evaluation and Development (co-chair); Rules; Appropriations; Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism (chair); Health and Human Services
23
R Lonnie Paxton
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25
R Brian Guthrie
Business and Insurance; Aeronautics and Transportation; Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism
26
R Darcy Jech
Public Safety; Rules; Judiciary; Aeronautics and Transportation (chair); Appropriations; Technology and Telecommunications (vice chair)
27
R Casey Murdock
Pandemic Relief Funding; Energy; Agriculture and Wildlife (chair); Public Safety; Rules; Appropriations
28
R Grant Green
Pandemic Relief Funding; Energy (chair); Agriculture and Wildlife; Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members; Legislative Evaluation and Development; Rules; Appropriations; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT); Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism
29
R Julie Daniels
Legislative Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority Members; Rules (chair); Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT)
30
D Julia Kirt
Pandemic Relief Funding; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Legislative Evaluation and Development; Revenue and Taxation; Veterans and Military Affairs; Retirement and Government Resources; Appropriations; Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism
31
R Spencer Kern
Energy; Agriculture and Wildlife; Public Safety (vice chair)
32
R Dusty Deevers
Education; Revenue and Taxation (vice chair); Administrative Rules
33
R Christi Gillespie
Revenue and Taxation; Technology and Telecommunications; Economic Development, Workforce and Tourism
34
R Dana Prieto
Agriculture and Wildlife; Administrative Rules; Appropriations; Local and County Government
35
D Jo Anna Dossett
Pandemic Relief Funding; Energy; Education; Aeronautics and Transportation; Appropriations; Health and Human Services
36
R John Haste
Pandemic Relief Funding; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Appropriations (vice chair); Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT); Health and Human Services
37
R Aaron Reinhardt
Education; Business and Insurance; Appropriations; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT); Health and Human Services
38
R Brent Howard
Pandemic Relief Funding; Rules; Judiciary (chair); Revenue and Taxation; Veterans and Military Affairs; State Tribal Relations (vice chair); Appropriations; State Tribal Relations (vice chair)
39
R Dave Rader
Energy; Education; Rules (vice chair); Revenue and Taxation (chair); State Tribal Relations; Appropriations; State Tribal Relations
40
D Carri Hicks
Pandemic Relief Funding; Agriculture and Wildlife; Education; Rules; Appropriations; Technology and Telecommunications; Health and Human Services
41
R Adam Pugh
Pandemic Relief Funding; Education (chair); Business and Insurance; Aeronautics and Transportation; Appropriations; Health and Human Services
42
R Brenda Stanley
Pandemic Relief Funding; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances; Rules; Veterans and Military Affairs (chair); Appropriations; Local and County Government; Health and Human Services (vice chair)
43
R Kendal Sacchieri
Education; Revenue and Taxation; Administrative Rules; Appropriations; Local and County Government
44
D Michael Brooks
Business and Insurance; Public Safety; Judiciary; Administrative Rules; Appropriations; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency Oversight (LOFT)
45
R Paul Rosino
Pandemic Relief Funding; Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances (chair); Rules; Judiciary; Appropriations; Appropriations and Budget (vice chair); Technology and Telecommunications; Health and Human Services (chair)
46
D Mark Mann
Pandemic Relief Funding; Education; Business and Insurance; Revenue and Taxation; Veterans and Military Affairs
47
R Kelly Hines
Education; Veterans and Military Affairs; Aeronautics and Transportation
48
D Nikki Nice
Agriculture and Wildlife; Administrative Rules; Local and County Government; Health and Human Services

Mayors

What does a mayor do?

Leads a city. In 'strong mayor' cities (like Chicago) the mayor runs city departments and proposes the budget; in others the city council and a city manager hold more power. Usually 4 years.

  • Police and fire departments
  • City budget and property tax levy
  • Streets, water and garbage
Source: National League of Cities: Forms of Municipal Government
Debbie LongMayor of Claremore, term ends 2027Official source
Justin FewMayor of Mcalester, term ends 2027Official source
David HoltMayor of Oklahoma City, term ends 2030Official source

Larger cities only, where Open States has current data. City council, county and school board: coming soon.