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House by School District from OU 2021 Legislature HOUSE ELECTIONS & ETHICS COMMITTEE BY SCHOOL DISTRICT (2021) House District School District Representative Phone Email 19 Albion Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 42 Allen David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 51 Arapaho Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 58 Atoka David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 18 Belfonte Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 24 Brushy Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 25 Buffalo Valley Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 29 Calumet Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 52 Calvin David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 58 Canadian David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 47 Canadian Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 51 Canute Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 56 Central Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 56 Central High Rande Worthen 405.557.7398 rande.worthen@okhouse.gov 65 Checotah David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 36 Choctaw/Nicoma Park Max Wolfley 405.557.7314 max.wolfley@okhouse.gov 57 Clayton Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 55 Clinton Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 18 Coalgate David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 38 Cottonwood David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 41 Crowder David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 12 Crowder Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 16 Crutcho Max Wolfley 405.557.7314 max.wolfley@okhouse.gov 8 Darlington Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 31 Dewar David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 32 Elgin Rande Worthen 405.557.7398 rande.worthen@okhouse.gov 33 Elk City Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 31 Eufaula David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 38 Fanshawe Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 41 Flower Mound Rande Worthen 405.557.7398 rande.worthen@okhouse.gov 92 Frink-Chambers David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 94 Frink-Chambers Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 99 Gans Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 17 Geary Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 18 Graham-Dustin David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 94 Haileyville Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 95 Hammon Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 97 Hanna David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 99 Hartshorne Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 32 Haywood David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 33 Haywood Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov HOUSE ELECTIONS & ETHICS COMMITTEE BY SCHOOL DISTRICT (2021) House District School District Representative Phone Email 56 Henryetta David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 65 Hinton Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 26 Holdenville David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 28 Hydro-Eakly Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 57 Indianola David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 59 Kiowa David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 60 Kiowa Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 49 Krebs Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 5 Lawton Rande Worthen 405.557.7398 rande.worthen@okhouse.gov 7 Leedey Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 26 LeFlore Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 31 Liberty Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 33 Little Axe Merleyn Bell 405.557.7386 Merleyn.Bell@okhouse.gov 38 Maple Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 61 Marble City Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 29 McAlester David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 17 McAlester Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 57 Merritt Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 55 Mid-Del City Max Wolfley 405.557.7314 max.wolfley@okhouse.gov 18 Midway David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 61 Moffett Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 19 Moore Max Wolfley 405.557.7314 max.wolfley@okhouse.gov 22 Moore Merleyn Bell 405.557.7386 Merleyn.Bell@okhouse.gov 101 Moss David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 28 Muldrow Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 32 Noble Merleyn Bell 405.557.7386 Merleyn.Bell@okhouse.gov 96 Norman Merleyn Bell 405.557.7386 Merleyn.Bell@okhouse.gov 17 Okarche Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 13 Oklahoma City Cyndi Munson 405.557.7392 cyndi.munson@okhouse.gov 16 Oklahoma City Max Wolfley 405.557.7314 max.wolfley@okhouse.gov 1 Panama Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 17 Panola Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 18 Pittsburg Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 48 Putnam City Cyndi Munson 405.557.7392 cyndi.munson@okhouse.gov 50 Quinton Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 1 Red Oak Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 3 Robin Hill Merleyn Bell 405.557.7386 Merleyn.Bell@okhouse.gov 41 Roland Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 58 Ryal David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 59 Sallisaw Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 16 Savanna David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov HOUSE ELECTIONS & ETHICS COMMITTEE BY SCHOOL DISTRICT (2021) House District School District Representative Phone Email 58 Savanna Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 59 Sterling Rande Worthen 405.557.7398 rande.worthen@okhouse.gov 24 Stidham David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 101 Stonewall David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 54 Stuart David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 87 Talihina Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 88 Tannehill David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 89 Thomas-Fay-Custer UnifieAnthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 90 Tupelo David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 92 Tuskahoma Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov 41 Vian Jim Olsen 405.557.7315 Jim.Olsen@okhouse.gov 59 Wapanucka David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 51 Weatherford Anthony Moore 405.557.7325 anthony.moore@okhouse.gov 56 Weleetka David Smith 405.557.7376 David.Smith@okhouse.gov 38 Wilburton Jim Grego 405.557.7381 jim.grego@okhouse.gov.
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