Elected Representatives

State House of Representatives

see also:

General Election on November 2, 2010

State House of Representatives · Sort by district

Don Armes · Republican

District 63

Gary Banz · Republican

District 101

John R. Bennett · Republican

District 2

Lisa Billy · Republican

District 42

Gus Blackwell · Republican

District 61

Mike Brown · Democrat

District 4

David Brumbaugh · Republican

District 76

Ed Cannaday · Democrat

District 15

Dennis Casey · Republican

District 35

Mike Christian · Republican

District 93

Josh Cockroft · Republican

District 27

Donnie Condit · Democrat

District 18

Ann Coody · Republican

District 64

Marian Cooksey · Republican

District 39

Doug Cox · Republican

District 5

David Dank · Republican

District 85

Lee Denney · Republican

District 33

David Derby · Republican

District 74

Dale DeWitt · Republican

District 38

Joe Dorman · Democrat

District 65

John Enns · Republican

District 41

Rusty Farley · Republican

District 1

George Faught · Republican

District 14

William T. Will Fourkiller · Democrat

District 86

Larry Glenn · Democrat

District 7

Randy Grau · Republican

District 81

Elise Hall · Republican

District 100

Rebecca Hamilton · Democrat

District 89

Tommy C. Hardin · Republican

District 49

Jeff Hickman · Republican

District 58

Wes Hilliard · Democrat

District 22

Corey Holland · Republican

District 51

Chuck Hoskin · Democrat

District 6

Scott Inman · Democrat

District 94

Mike Jackson · Republican

District 40

Dennis Johnson · Republican

District 50

Fred Jordan · Republican

District 69

Charlie Joyner · Republican

District 95

Sally Kern · Republican

District 84

Charles Key · Republican

District 90

Dan Kirby · Republican

District 75

Steve Kouplen · Democrat

District 24

Guy Liebmann · Republican

District 82

James Lockhart · Democrat

District 3

Scott Martin · Republican

District 46

Steve Martin · Republican

District 10

Al McAffrey · Democrat

District 88

Mark McCullough · Republican

District 30

Jeannie McDaniel · Democrat

District 78

Randy McDaniel · Republican

District 83

Skye McNiel · Republican

District 29

Jerry McPeak · Democrat

District 13

Lewis Moore · Republican

District 96

Danny Morgan · Democrat

District 32

Richard Morrissette · Democrat

District 92

Glen Mulready · Republican

District 68

Jason Murphey · Republican

District 31

Jason Nelson · Republican

District 87

Tom Newell · Republican

District 28

Jadine Nollan · Republican

District 66

Charles Ortega · Republican

District 52

Leslie Osborn · Republican

District 47

Pat Ownbey · Republican

District 48

Ron Peters · Republican

District 70

Pam Peterson · Republican

District 67

Anastasia Pittman · Democrat

District 99

Eric Proctor · Democrat

District 77

R. C. Pruett · Democrat

District 19

Marty Quinn · Republican

District 9

Brian Renegar · Democrat

District 17

Mike Reynolds · Republican

District 91

Phil Richardson · Republican

District 56

Mike Ritze · Republican

District 80

Paul Roan · Democrat

District 20

Dustin Roberts · Republican

District 21

Sean Roberts · Republican

District 36

Wade Rousselot · Democrat

District 12

Todd Russ · Republican

District 55

Mike Sanders · Republican

District 59

Colby Schwartz · Republican

District 43

Seneca Scott · Democrat

District 72

Earl Sears · Republican

District 11

T.W. Shannon · Republican

District 62

Mike Shelton · Democrat

District 97

Ben Sherrer · Democrat

District 8

Jerry Shoemake · Democrat

District 16

Jabar Shumate · Democrat

District 73

Kris Steele · Republican

District 26

Aaron Stiles · Republican

District 45

Daniel Sullivan · Republican

District 71

Randy Terrill · Republican

District 53

Todd Thomsen · Republican

District 25

Sue Tibbs · Republican

District 23

John Trebilcock · Republican

District 98

Steve Vaughan · Republican

District 37

Emily Virgin · Democrat

District 44

Purcy Walker · Democrat

District 60

Weldon Watson · Republican

District 79

Paul Wesselhoft · Republican

District 54

Cory Williams · Democrat

District 34

Harold Wright · Republican

District 57

Oklahoma

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Scheduled elections

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Elected Representatives

Voter FAQ

Scheduled elections

Register to vote

Registration Deadline

Am I registered?

Address confirmation card

When to vote

Where to vote

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