Elected Representatives

State Senate

see also:

General Election on November 2, 2010

State Senate · Sort by district

Tom Adelson · Democrat

District 33

Cliff Aldridge · Republican

District 42

Mark Allen · Republican

District 4

Patrick Anderson · Republican

District 19

Roger Ballenger · Democrat

District 8

Don Barrington · Republican

District 31

Randy Bass · Democrat

District 32

Brian Bingman · Republican

District 12

Cliff Branan · Republican

District 40

Josh Brecheen · Republican

District 6

Rick Brinkley · Republican

District 34

Bill Brown · Republican

District 36

Sean Burrage · Democrat

District 2

Harry Coates · Republican

District 28

Brian Crain · Republican

District 39

Kim David · Republican

District 18

Judy Eason McIntyre · Democrat

District 11

Jerry Ellis · Democrat

District 5

Eddie Fields · Republican

District 10

John Ford · Republican

District 29

Earl Garrison · Democrat

District 9

Jim Halligan · Republican

District 21

David Holt · Republican

District 30

Tom Ivester · Democrat

District 26

Connie Johnson · Democrat

District 48

Rob Johnson · Republican

District 22

Clark Jolley · Republican

District 41

Ron Justice · Republican

District 23

Charlie Laster · Democrat

District 17

Richard Lerblance · Democrat

District 7

Bryce Marlatt · Republican

District 27

Mike Mazzei · Republican

District 25

David Myers · Republican

District 20

Dan Newberry · Republican

District 37

Jonathan Nichols · Republican

District 15

Susan Paddack · Democrat

District 13

Jim Reynolds · Republican

District 43

Andrew Rice · Democrat

District 46

Steve Russell · Republican

District 45

Mike Schulz · Republican

District 38

Ralph Shortey · Republican

District 44

Frank Simpson · Republican

District 14

John Sparks · Democrat

District 16

Gary Stanislawski · Republican

District 35

Anthony Sykes · Republican

District 24

Greg Treat · Republican

District 47

Jim Wilson · Democrat

District 3

Charles Wyrick · Democrat

District 1

Oklahoma

Voter FAQ

Scheduled elections

There are no statewide elections scheduled in 2011. August 9th is the next local/ special election. View list of upcoming elections and special election.
Register to vote

Register to vote, or change your name, address or party affiliation by submitting your completed Oklahoma voter registration application form. Learn more.
Registration Deadline

You must register at least 25 days before the election. Learn more (scroll down to When to Register).
Am I registered?

Your voter identification card is proof of your registration. Call your county election board if you have any questions.
Address confirmation card

If you are likely to lose your status as a registered voter, the state will mail you an address confirmation card. To remain registered to vote you must return the card. Learn more.
When to vote

Polls are open from 7 am to 7 pm in Oklahoma.
Where to vote

Find your polling place.
What to bring

Bring your Oklahoma driver's license and/or voter identification card to the polls. Learn more.
Vote early

Any registered voter may vote in-person absentee (early) at your local county elections board office from 8 AM to 6 PM on Friday and Monday before all elections. Learn more (scroll down to In-person Absentee Voting).
Vote absentee by mail

Any registered voter in Oklahoma may vote by absentee ballot. Learn more.
Online resources

The Oklahoma State Election Board website has detailed information about registering, voting and elections.

We try our best, but this information may not be accurate or complete. Please contact us if you notice a problem.

Elected Representatives

Voter FAQ

Scheduled elections

Register to vote

Registration Deadline

Am I registered?

Address confirmation card

When to vote

Where to vote

What to bring

Vote early

Vote absentee by mail

Online resources