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Oklahoma
📊 Oklahoma State Stats
Population3,970,497
Males voting age1,494,058
Females voting age1,525,995
Median household income$56,460
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★ Oklahoma State Legislature

Bicameral Legislature

48 Senators 102 Representatives
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★ Elected Officials ★ Bills & Legislation ★ Government Structure

Party Representation 154 seats

R
Republican
126 seats
O
Other
28 seats

U.S. Senators 2 U.S. Senators

U.S. Representatives 5 U.S. Representatives

Senate 48 members

M
Micheal Bergstrom
District 1
Republican
A
Ally Seifried
District 2
Republican
J
Julie McIntosh
District 3
Republican
T
Tom Woods
District 4
Republican
G
George Burns
District 5
Republican
D
David Bullard
District 6
Republican
W
Warren Hamilton
District 7
Republican
B
Bryan Logan
District 8
Republican
A
Avery Frix
District 9
Republican
B
Bill Coleman
District 10
Republican
R
Regina Goodwin
District 11
Democratic
T
Todd Gollihare
District 12
Republican
J
Jonathan Wingard
District 13
Republican
J
Jerry Alvord
District 14
Republican
L
Lisa Standridge
District 15
Republican
M
Mary B. Boren
District 16
Democratic
S
Shane Jett
District 17
Republican
J
Jack Stewart
District 18
Republican
R
Roland Pederson
District 19
Republican
C
Chuck Hall
District 20
Republican
R
Randy Grellner
District 21
Republican
K
Kristen Thompson
District 22
Republican
L
Lonnie Paxton
District 23
Republican
V
Vacant
District 24
Unknown
B
Brian Guthrie
District 25
Republican
D
Darcy Jech
District 26
Republican
C
Casey Murdock
District 27
Republican
G
Grant Green
District 28
Republican
J
Julie Daniels
District 29
Republican
J
Julia Kirt
District 30
Democratic
S
Spencer Kern
District 31
Republican
D
Dusty Deevers
District 32
Republican
C
Christi Gillespie
District 33
Republican
D
Dana Prieto
District 34
Republican
J
Jo Anna Dossett
District 35
Democratic
J
John Haste
District 36
Republican
A
Aaron Reinhardt
District 37
Republican
B
Brent Howard
District 38
Republican
D
David Rader
District 39
Rep
C
Carri Hicks
District 40
Democratic
A
Adam Pugh
District 41
Republican
B
Brenda Stanley
District 42
Republican
K
Kendal Sacchieri
District 43
Republican
M
Michael Brooks-Jimenez
District 44
Democratic
P
Paul Rosino
District 45
Republican
M
Mark Mann
District 46
Democratic
K
Kelly E. Hines
District 47
Republican
N
Nikki Nice
District 48
Democratic

House of Representatives 102 members

E
Eddy Dempsey
District 1
Republican
J
Jim Olsen
District 2
Republican
R
Rick West
District 3
Republican
B
Bob Ed Culver Jr.
District 4
Republican
J
Josh West
District 5
Republican
R
Rusty Cornwell
District 6
Republican
S
Steve Bashore
District 7
Republican
T
Tom Gann
District 8
Republican
M
Mark Lepak
District 9
Republican
J
Judd Strom
District 10
Republican
J
John Kane
District 11
Republican
M
Mark Chapman
District 12
Republican
N
Neil Hays
District 13
Republican
C
Chris Sneed
District 14
Republican
T
Tim Turner
District 15
Republican
S
Scott Fetgatter
District 16
Republican
J
Jim Grego
District 17
Republican
D
David Smith
District 18
Republican
J
Justin Humphrey
District 19
Republican
J
Jonathan Wilk
District 20
Republican
C
Cody Maynard
District 21
Republican
R
Ryan Eaves
District 22
Republican
D
Derrick Hildebrant
District 23
Republican
C
Chris Banning
District 24
Republican
V
Vacant
District 24
Unknown
R
Ronny Johns
District 25
Republican
D
Dell Kerbs
District 26
Republican
D
Danny Sterling
District 27
Republican
D
Danny Williams
District 28
Republican
K
Kyle Hilbert
District 29
Republican
M
Mark Lawson
District 30
Republican
C
Collin Duel
District 31
Republican
J
Jim Shaw
District 32
Republican
M
Molly Jenkins
District 33
Republican
T
Trish Ranson
District 34
Democratic
D
Dillon Travis
District 35
Republican
J
John George
District 36
Republican
K
Ken Luttrell
District 37
Republican
J
John Pfeiffer
District 38
Republican
E
Erick Harris
District 39
Republican
C
Chad Caldwell
District 40
Republican
D
Denise Crosswhite Hader
District 41
Republican
C
Cynthia Roe
District 42
Republican
J
Jay Steagall
District 43
Republican
J
Jared Deck
District 44
Democratic
A
Annie Menz
District 45
Democratic
J
Jacob Rosecrants
District 46
Democratic
B
Brian Hill
District 47
Republican
T
Tammy Townley
District 48
Republican
J
Josh Cantrell
District 49
Republican
S
Stacy Jo Adams
District 50
Republican
B
Brad Boles
District 51
Republican
G
Gerrid Kendrix
District 52
Republican
J
Jason Blair
District 53
Republican
K
Kevin West
District 54
Republican
N
Nick Archer
District 55
Republican
D
Dick Lowe
District 56
Republican
A
Anthony Moore
District 57
Republican
C
Carl Newton
District 58
Republican
M
Mike Dobrinski
District 59
Republican
M
Mike Kelley
District 60
Republican
K
Kenton Patzkowsky
District 61
Republican
D
Daniel Pae
District 62
Republican
T
Trey Caldwell
District 63
Republican
R
Rande Worthen
District 64
Republican
T
Toni Hasenbeck
District 65
Republican
C
Clay Staires
District 66
Republican
R
Rob Hall
District 67
Republican
M
Mike Lay
District 68
Republican
M
Mark Tedford
District 69
Republican
S
Suzanne Schreiber
District 70
Democratic
A
Amanda Clinton
District 71
Democratic
M
Michelle McCane
District 72
Democratic
R
Ronald Stewart
District 73
Democratic
K
Kevin Wayne Norwood
District 74
Republican
T
T. J. Marti
District 75
Republican
R
Ross Ford
District 76
Republican
J
John Waldron
District 77
Democratic
M
Meloyde Blancett
District 78
Democratic
M
Melissa Provenzano
District 79
Democratic
S
Stan May
District 80
Republican
M
Mike Osburn
District 81
Republican
N
Nicole Miller
District 82
Republican
E
Eric Roberts
District 83
Republican
T
Tammy West
District 84
Republican
C
Cyndi Munson
District 85
Democratic
D
David Hardin
District 86
Republican
E
Ellyn Hefner
District 87
Democratic
E
Ellen Pogemiller
District 88
Democratic
A
Arturo Alonso-Sandoval
District 89
Democratic
E
Emily Gise
District 90
Republican
C
Chris Kannady
District 91
Republican
S
Sam Wargin Grimaldo
District 92
Democratic
M
Mickey Dollens
District 93
Democratic
A
Andy Fugate
District 94
Democratic
M
Max Wolfley
District 95
Republican
P
Preston Stinson
District 96
Republican
A
Aletia Timmons
District 97
Democratic
G
Gabe Woolley
District 98
Republican
V
Vacant[c]
District 99
Unknown
M
Marilyn Stark
District 100
Republican
R
Robert Manger
District 101
Republican

Counties in Oklahoma

Adair County (19,821) · Alfalfa County (5,712) · Atoka County (14,600) · Beaver County (5,025) · Beckham County (22,248) · Blaine County (8,573) · Bryan County (50,305) · Caddo County (26,337) · Canadian County (181,760) · Carter County (49,135) · Cherokee County (48,729) · Choctaw County (14,174) · Cimarron County (2,133) · Cleveland County (303,952) · Coal County (5,414) · Comanche County (121,396) · Cotton County (5,503) · Craig County (14,506) · Creek County (73,971) · Custer County (28,266) · Delaware County (41,771) · Dewey County (4,268) · Ellis County (3,601) · Garfield County (62,007) · Garvin County (26,149) · Grady County (58,353) · Grant County (4,123) · Greer County (5,433) · Harmon County (2,315) · Harper County (3,209) · Haskell County (11,811) · Hughes County (13,371) · Jackson County (24,541) · Jefferson County (5,374) · Johnston County (10,293) · Kay County (43,437) · Kingfisher County (15,820) · Kiowa County (8,257) · Latimer County (9,509) · Le Flore County (49,854) · Lincoln County (34,972) · Logan County (53,860) · Love County (10,423) · Major County (7,569) · Marshall County (16,147) · Mayes County (40,144) · McClain County (48,434) · McCurtain County (30,805) · McIntosh County (19,710) · Murray County (13,754) · Muskogee County (66,752) · Noble County (10,896) · Nowata County (9,561) · Okfuskee County (11,364) · Oklahoma County (816,490) · Okmulgee County (37,084) · Osage County (46,495) · Ottawa County (30,404) · Pawnee County (16,111) · Payne County (84,199) · Pittsburg County (43,395) · Pontotoc County (38,310) · Pottawatomie County (74,446) · Pushmataha County (10,800) · Roger Mills County (3,304) · Rogers County (101,371) · Seminole County (23,351) · Sequoyah County (40,555) · Stephens County (44,075) · Texas County (20,577) · Tillman County (6,736) · Tulsa County (693,514) · Wagoner County (91,257) · Washington County (54,060) · Washita County (10,839) · Woods County (8,582) · Woodward County (19,991)

★ Bills & Legislation — Oklahoma

No legislative bills tracked for Oklahoma yet.

★ Government Structure — Oklahoma

★ Executive Branch

  • • Governor — Chief executive, signs/vetoes bills, oversees state agencies
  • • Lieutenant Governor — Presides over Senate, succession
  • • Attorney General — State legal affairs, consumer protection
  • • Secretary of State — Elections, business registration
  • • Treasurer / Comptroller — State finances, revenue

★ Legislative Branch

  • • State Senate — Upper chamber, 48 members
  • • State House/Assembly — Lower chamber, 102 members
  • • Committees — Review bills before floor votes
  • • Session — Typically meets Jan-May, varies by state

★ Judicial Branch

  • • State Supreme Court — Highest court, final appeals
  • • Appeals Court — Intermediate appellate review
  • • District / Circuit Courts — Trial courts for major cases
  • • County / Municipal Courts — Local jurisdiction
ⓘ Did you know? Every state has a unique constitution, and Oklahoma's legislative process determines how laws are made, amended, and repealed at the state level. Learn more by contacting your representatives.
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