List of current members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives
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The Oklahoma House of Representatives is the lower house of the Oklahoma Legislature, the state legislature of the U.S. State of Oklahoma. One member is elected from each of the state's 101 electoral districts. As of 2013, 72 of those seats are held by Republicans and 29 seats are held by Democrats. The leader of the chamber is known as the Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, a position currently held by T.W. Shannon. Members are term-limited to 12 years in legislative office.
Composition
| Affiliation | Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
|
Total | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Republican | Democratic | Vacant | ||
| End of previous legislature | 72 | 29 | 101 | 0 |
| Begin | 72 | 29 | 101 | 0 |
| April 13, 2015[1] | 71 | 28 | 99 | 2 |
| Percentage | 70.3% | 27.7% | 98% | 2% |
Current members
| Name | District | Party | City | First elected |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johnny Tadlock | 1 | Dem | Idabel | 2014 |
| John R. Bennett | 2 | Rep | Sallisaw | 2010 |
| James Lockhart | 3 | Dem | Heavener | 2010 |
| Mike Brown | 4 | Dem | Tahlequah | 2004 |
| Doug Cox | 5 | Rep | Grove | 2004 |
| Chuck Hoskin | 6 | Dem | Vinita | 2006 |
| Ben Loring | 7 | Dem | Miami | 2014 |
| Ben Sherrer | 8 | Dem | Pryor | 2004 |
| Mark Lepak | 9 | Rep | Claremore | 2014 |
| Travis Dunlap | 10 | Rep | Bartlesville | 2014 |
| Earl Sears | 11 | Rep | Bartlesville | 2006 |
| Wade Rousselot | 12 | Dem | Okay | 2004 |
| Jerry McPeak | 13 | Dem | Warner | 2004 |
| George Faught | 14 | Rep | Muskogee | 2014 |
| Ed Cannaday | 15 | Dem | Porum | 2006 |
| Jerry Shoemake | 16 | Dem | Morris | 2004 |
| Brian Renegar | 17 | Dem | McAlester | 2006 |
| Donnie Condit | 18 | Dem | McAlester | 2010 |
| R. C. Pruett | 19 | Dem | Antlers | 2004 |
| Bobby Cleveland | 20 | Rep | Norman | 2012 |
| Dustin Roberts | 21 | Rep | Durant | 2010 |
| Charles McCall | 22 | Dem | Atoka | 2012 |
| Terry O'Donnell | 23 | Rep | Tulsa | 2012 |
| Steve Kouplen | 24 | Dem | Holdenville | 2008 |
| Todd Thomsen | 25 | Rep | Ada | 2006 |
| Justin Wood | 26 | Rep | Shawnee | 2012 |
| Josh Cockroft | 27 | Rep | Tecumseh | 2010 |
| Tom Newell | 28 | Rep | Seminole | 2010 |
| James Leewright | 29 | Rep | Bristow | 2014 |
| Mark McCullough | 30 | Rep | Sapulpa | 2006 |
| Jason Murphey | 31 | Rep | Guthrie | 2006 |
| Kevin Wallace | 32 | Rep | Wellston | 2014 |
| Lee Denney | 33 | Rep | Cushing | 2004 |
| Cory T. Williams | 34 | Dem | Stillwater | 2008 |
| Dennis Casey | 35 | Rep | Morrison | 2010 |
| Sean Roberts | 36 | Rep | Hominy | 2010 |
| Steve Vaughn | 37 | Rep | Ponca City | 2010 |
| John Pfeiffer | 38 | Rep | Mulhall | 2014 |
| Marian Cooksey | 39 | Rep | Edmond | 2004 |
| Chad Caldwell | 40 | Rep | Enid | 2014 |
| John Enns | 41 | Rep | Waukomis | 2006 |
| Lisa J. Billy | 42 | Rep | Purcell | 2004 |
| John Jordan | 43 | Rep | Yukon | 2014 |
| Emily Virgin | 44 | Dem | Norman | 2010 |
| Claudia Griffith | 45 | Dem | Norman | 2014 |
| Scott Martin | 46 | Rep | Norman | 2006 |
| Leslie Osborn | 47 | Rep | Mustang | 2008 |
| Pat Ownbey | 48 | Rep | Ardmore | 2008 |
| Tommy C. Hardin | 49 | Rep | Madill | 2010 |
| Dennis Johnson | 50 | Rep | Kingfisher | 2006 |
| Scott Biggs | 51 | Rep | Chickasha | 2012 |
| Charles Ortega | 52 | Rep | Altus | 2008 |
| Mark McBride | 53 | Rep | Moore | 2012 |
| Paul Wesselhoft | 54 | Rep | Moore | 2006 |
| Todd Russ | 55 | Rep | Cordell | 2009 |
| David Perryman | 56 | Dem | Chickasha | 2012 |
| Harold Wright | 57 | Rep | Weatherford | 2008 |
| Jeff W. Hickman | 58 | Rep | Fairview | 2004 |
| Mike Sanders | 59 | Rep | Kingfisher | 2008 |
| Dan Fisher | 60 | Rep | El Reno | 2012 |
| Casey Murdock | 61 | Rep | Guymon | 2014 |
| John Montgomery | 62 | Rep | Lawton | 2014 |
| Jeff Coody | 63 | Rep | 2014 | |
| Ann Coody | 64 | Rep | Lawton | 2004 |
| Scooter Park | 65 | Rep | 2014 | |
| Jadine Nollan | 66 | Rep | Sand Springs | 2010 |
| Pam Peterson | 67 | Rep | Tulsa | 2004 |
| Glen Mulready | 68 | Rep | Tulsa | 2010 |
| Chuck Strohm | 69 | Rep | Jenks | 2014 |
| Ken Walker | 70 | Rep | Tulsa | 2012 |
| Katie Henke | 71 | Rep | Tulsa | 2012 |
| Seneca Scott | 72 | Dem | Tulsa | 2008 |
| vacant | 73 | Dem | Tulsa | |
| David Derby | 74 | Rep | Owasso | 2006 |
| Dan Kirby | 75 | Rep | Tulsa | 2008 |
| David Brumbaugh | 76 | Rep | Broken Arrow | 2010 |
| Eric Proctor | 77 | Dem | Tulsa | 2006 |
| Jeannie McDaniel | 78 | Dem | Tulsa | 2004 |
| Weldon Watson | 79 | Rep | Tulsa | 2006 |
| Mike Ritze | 80 | Rep | Broken Arrow | 2008 |
| Randy Grau | 81 | Rep | Edmond | 2010 |
| Kevin Calvey | 82 | Rep | Oklahoma City | 2014 |
| Randy McDaniel | 83 | Rep | Oklahoma City | 2006 |
| Sally Kern | 84 | Rep | Oklahoma City | 2004 |
| vacant | 85 | Rep | Oklahoma City | |
| William Fourkiller | 86 | Dem | Stilwell | 2010 |
| Jason Nelson | 87 | Rep | Oklahoma City | 2008 |
| Jason Dunnington | 88 | Dem | Oklahoma City | 2014 |
| Shane Stone | 89 | Dem | Oklahoma City | 2014 |
| Jon Echols | 90 | Rep | Oklahoma City | 2012 |
| Chris Kannady | 91 | Rep | Oklahoma City | 2014 |
| Richard Morrissette | 92 | Dem | Oklahoma City | 2002 |
| Mike Christian | 93 | Rep | Oklahoma City | 2008 |
| Scott Inman | 94 | Dem | Oklahoma City | 2006 |
| Charlie Joyner | 95 | Rep | Midwest City | 2006 |
| Lewis H. Moore | 96 | Rep | Edmond | 2008 |
| Mike Shelton | 97 | Dem | Oklahoma City | 2004 |
| Michael Rogers | 98 | Rep | Broken Arrow | 2014 |
| George Young | 99 | Dem | Oklahoma City | 2014 |
| Elise Hall | 100 | Rep | Oklahoma City | 2010 |
| Gary Banz | 101 | Rep | Midwest City | 2004 |
References
- ↑ Democrat Kevin Matthews of District 73 resigned his seat after being elected to the State Senate in District 11 in a special election. Also, Republican David Dank of District 85 passed away. [1][2]
