Oklahoma

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Oklahoma Legislature. For Oklahoma's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Kevin Stitt (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell (Republican)
Attorney General Gentner Drummond (Republican)

Senate 47 members · 48 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Oklahoma Legislature's website ↗.

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

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

House 99 members · 101 seats · 2 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Oklahoma Legislature's website ↗.

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

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.