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Oklahoma Candidates for General Election November 7, 2006 Compiled by Michael Clingman, Secretary Oklahoma State Election Board Room B-6, State Capitol Building Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 Notes regarding the use of this candidate list Names of candidates are shown as they appear on Declarations of Candidacy. Candidates' addresses have been reproduced from Declarations of Candidacy as faithfully as possible, without any attempt having been made to standardize abbreviations or impose any other consistency among listings. An asterisk (*) preceding the name of a county in listings for State Senator and State Representative indicates that the county is divided into two or more State Senate districts or State House of Representatives districts, respectively. UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 1 Democrat 00522 Alan Gentges 1402 SE Shawnee Bartlesville OK 74003 Republican 00151 John Sullivan PO Box 470840 Tulsa OK 74147 Independent 00556 Bill Wortman 1611 S. Utica, #331 Tulsa OK 74104 DISTRICT 2 Democrat 00403 Dan Boren 818 N. David Lane Muskogee OK 74403 Republican 00455 Patrick K. Miller Snow Valley Ranch Snow OK 74567 DISTRICT 3 Democrat 00433 Sue Barton P.O. Box 27062 Tulsa OK 74149 Republican 00138 Frank D. Lucas P.O. Box 1039 Cheyenne OK 73628 DISTRICT 4 Democrat 00526 Hal Spake 11325 South Timberline Drive Norman OK 73026 Republican 00067 Tom Cole PO Box 722256 Norman OK 73070 1 DISTRICT 5 Democrat 00525 David Hunter PO Box 2119 Oklahoma City OK 73101 Republican 00096 Mary Fallin PO Box 720634 Oklahoma City OK 73172 Independent 00532 Matthew Horton PO Box 61202 Oklahoma City Woodson OK 73146 GOVERNOR Democrat 00353 Brad Henry 820 N.E. 23rd Street Oklahoma City OK 73105 Republican 00361 Ernest Istook 712 N. Broadway Ave. Oklahoma City OK 73102 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Democrat 00072 Jari Askins P.O. Box 890665 Oklahoma City OK 73189 Republican 00471 Todd Hiett P.O. Box 370 Kellyville OK 74039 Independent 00329 E. Z. Million P.O. Box 950 Norman OK 73070 STATE AUDITOR AND INSPECTOR Democrat 00004 Jeff A. McMahan 310 East Tennyson Tecumseh OK 74873 Republican 00311 Gary Jones P.O. Box 1069 Lawton OK 73502 2 ATTORNEY GENERAL Democrat 00331 Drew Edmondson PO Box 18922 Oklahoma City OK 73154 Republican 00104 James Dunn 116 South Walker Avenue Oklahoma City OK 73102 STATE TREASURER Democrat 00171 Scott Meacham 717 NW 144th Street Edmond OK 73013 Republican 00338 Howard Barnett 7107 S. Yale Ave., #348 Tulsa OK 74136 SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Democrat 00036 Sandy Garrett 11300 N. Penn. Condo #148 Oklahoma City OK 73120 Republican 00592 Bill Crozier Post Office Box 222 Union City OK 73090 COMMISSIONER OF LABOR Democrat 00308 Lloyd L. Fields P.O. Box 54372 Oklahoma City OK 73154 Republican 00511 Brenda Reneau P.O. Box 53402 Oklahoma City OK 73152 3 INSURANCE COMMISSIONER Democrat 00430 Kim Holland 1723 S. Rockford Ave. Tulsa OK 74120 Republican 00258 Bill Case P.O. Box 1962 Oklahoma City OK 73101 CORPORATION COMMISSIONER Democrat 00298 Cody Graves P.O. Box 1515 Oklahoma City OK 73101 Republican 00147 Bob Anthony Oklahomans for Anthony Oklahoma City P.O. Box 54598 OK 73154 DISTRICT JUDGE DISTRICT 4, OFFICE 3 - Garfield, Grant 00145 Dennis Hladik 806 E. Cottonwood Lane Enid OK 73701 00498 John G. Camp 201 N Grand Enid OK 73701 DISTRICT 7, OFFICE 1 - Oklahoma 00413 Malcolm M. Savage 700 N.E. 122nd St. Oklahoma City #3504 OK 73114 00509 Kenneth C. Watson 2901 N. Fonshill Ave. Oklahoma City OK 73111 DISTRICT 7, OFFICE 7 - Oklahoma 00257 Vicki Robertson 321 Park Ave., Room 315 Oklahoma City OK 73102 00555 Pat Crawley 901 NW 12th Oklahoma City OK 73106 4 DISTRICT 7, OFFICE 10 - Oklahoma 00068 Susan Caswell 13017 Cedar Springs Rd Oklahoma City OK 73120 00237 Bill Graves P.O. Box 536 Oklahoma City OK 73101 DISTRICT 7, OFFICE 12 - Oklahoma 00267 Carolyn R. Ricks 11221 Robinwood Lane Oklahoma City OK 73131 00421 Kenneth Linn 1920 Rosedale Dr. Edmond OK 73013 DISTRICT 12, OFFICE 2 - Craig, Mayes, Rogers 00371 Dynda Post PO Box 128 Claremore OK 74018 00381 Dale Marlar 501 West First Claremore OK 74017 DISTRICT 14, OFFICE 1 - Tulsa 00187 William C. Kellough 500 Oneok Plaza Tulsa OK 74103 00475 Cliff Smith 12309 S. 17th St. Jenks OK 74037 DISTRICT 14, OFFICE 4 - Tulsa 00500 James M. Caputo 9304 E 126 St. North Collinsville OK 74021 00508 Daman H. Cantrell 8757 N. 97th E. Ave. Owasso #1117 OK 74055 DISTRICT 14, OFFICE 8 - Tulsa 00044 P. Thomas Thornbrugh 500 S. Denver, Room 601 Tulsa OK 74103 00332 Gregg Graves P.O. Box 328 Jenks OK 74037 5 DISTRICT 14, OFFICE 10 - Tulsa 00564 Deirdre Dexter 620 Valley Drive Sand Springs OK 74063 00586 Mary Fitzgerald 125 W. 15th, Sixth Floor Tulsa OK 74119 DISTRICT 14, OFFICE 13 - Tulsa 00194 Deborah C. Shallcross 500 S. Denver Ave Tulsa Room 513 OK 74103 00390 Jonathan M. Sutton 4401 S. Harvard Tulsa OK 74135 DISTRICT 15, OFFICE 3 - Adair, Sequoyah 00243 Jeff Payton P.O. Box 188 Sallisaw OK 74955 00545 John Sawney 603 E. Mayo Sallisaw OK 74955 DISTRICT 16, OFFICE 1 - Haskell, Latimer, LeFlore 00206 Danita G. Williams 11592 W. 9 Hwy Stigler OK 74462 00342 Marion Dale Fry PO Box 535 Poteau OK 74953 DISTRICT 24, OFFICE 1 - Creek 00256 Douglas W. Golden 222 East Dewey, #300 Sapulpa OK 74066 00544 Dale Ray Gardner 7401 Loch Ness Circle Tulsa OK 74132 DISTRICT 24, OFFICE 5 - Okmulgee 00246 Mike Claver 1515 North 5th Street Henryetta OK 74437 00489 Curt Allen 705 E. Highway 16 Beggs OK 74421 6 ASSOCIATE DISTRICT JUDGE ALFALFA COUNTY 00005 David Cullen 1107 S. Pennsylvania Cherokee OK 73728 00327 Loren E. Angle P.O. Box 193 Cherokee OK 73728 CHOCTAW COUNTY 00131 Sue Buck PO Box 516 Hugo OK 74743 00448 James R. Wolfe Rt. 2 Box 1015 Hugo OK 74743 COTTON COUNTY 00012 Michael C. Flanagan P.O. Box 5 Walters OK 73572 00118 Mark Clark 502 Merriott Circle Walters OK 73572 DELAWARE COUNTY 00023 Barry Denney 3124 Buffalo Lane Grove OK 74344 00387 Traci Cain P.O. Box 103 Jay OK 74346 DEWEY COUNTY 00030 Roger W. Foster P.O. Box 37 Taloga OK 73667 00184 Rick Bozarth Route One, Box 31 Seiling OK 73663 7 GRADY COUNTY 00296 John E. Herndon 801 S. 8th Street Chickasha OK 73018 00503 James B. Brunson 6901 E. Tyler Tuttle OK 73089 JEFFERSON COUNTY 00324 Jon Tom Staton 614 Monroe Waurika OK 73573 00465 William W. Eakin 712 North Meridian Waurika OK 73573 KINGFISHER COUNTY 00013 E. A. Ard Gates P.O. Box 1046 Kingfisher OK 73750 00203 Susie Pritchett P.O. Box 130 Cashion OK 73016 LINCOLN COUNTY 00265 Craig Key 1602 Turtle Creek Drive Chandler OK 74834 00274 Sheila Kirk P.O. Box 487 Chandler OK 74834 McCLAIN COUNTY 00176 Charles N. Gray P.O. Box 249 Purcell OK 73080 00404 Suzanne Woodrow 23397 Valley View Circle Washington OK 73093 McINTOSH COUNTY 00400 Jim Pratt P.O. Box 938 Eufaula OK 74432 00426 Cindy M. Dawson P.O. Box 1352 Eufaula OK 74432 8 MARSHALL COUNTY 00183 Richard A. Miller P.O. Box 127 Madill OK 73446 00360 Millicent McClure P.O. Box 86 Madill Watson OK 73446 OKLAHOMA COUNTY 00078 Richard Kirby P.O. Box 42263 Oklahoma City OK 73123 00100 Nan J. Patton 1612 Bedford Dr. Oklahoma City OK 73116 OKMULGEE COUNTY 00040 Duane A. Woodliff 300 High St. Henryetta OK 74437 00294 Cynthia D. Pickering 12901 Celia Berryhill Road Okmulgee OK 74447 PONTOTOC COUNTY 00064 Martha K. Kilgore P.O. Box 1262 Ada OK 74820 00496 James R Rob Neal P.O. Box 1628 Ada OK 74820 TULSA COUNTY 00319 Dana Kuehn 11915 S. Cedar Ct. Jenks OK 74037 00520 Caroline Wall PMB 676, 4306 S. Peoria Tulsa OK 74105 WASHINGTON COUNTY 00090 Russell Vaclaw 1625 SE Dewey Ave Bartlesville OK 74003 00492 Kevin D. Buchanan 530 S.E. Delaware Bartlesville OK 74003 9 WASHITA COUNTY 00014 Charles Rainbolt 620 N. College Street Cordell OK 73632 00293 Ellis Cabaniss 520½ N. Temple Cordell OK 73632 DISTRICT ATTORNEY DISTRICT 7 - Oklahoma Democrat 00024 David Prater P.O. Box 1892 Oklahoma City OK 73101 Republican 00334 Wes Lane 3936 Spyglass Road Oklahoma City OK 73120 DISTRICT 9 - Logan, Payne Republican 00128 Robert L. Hudson 715 E. Noble Ave. Guthrie OK 73044 Independent 00483 Bob Ward P.O. Box 57 Guthrie OK 73044 DISTRICT 26 - Alfalfa, Dewey, Major, Woods, Woodward Democrat 00302 Mike Stake 3223 Robin Ridge Road Woodward OK 73801 Republican 00185 Hollis Thorp 1217 N. 8th Fairview OK 73737 DISTRICT 27 - Adair, Cherokee, Sequoyah, Wagoner Democrat 00350 Jerry S. Moore P.O. Box 1541 Tahlequah OK 74465 Republican 00317 Brian J. Kuester 6640 S. 222nd E. Avenue Broken Arrow OK 74014 10 STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 2 - *Mayes, *Rogers Democrat 00182 Sean Burrage P.O. Box 309 Claremore OK 74018 Republican 00452 Ami Shaffer P.O. Box 1395 Claremore OK 74018 DISTRICT 4 - LeFlore, *Sequoyah Democrat 00050 Kenneth Corn 101 Patrick Lane Poteau OK 74953 Republican 00438 Thomas E. Lannigan 1307 N. Central Poteau OK 74953 DISTRICT 10 - *Kay, *Osage, Pawnee, *Payne, *Tulsa Democrat 00447 Joe Sweeden P.O. Box 473 Pawhuska OK 74056 Republican 00437 Jamie Marie Sears P.O. Box 11 Fairfax OK 74637 DISTRICT 12 - Creek, *Okfuskee Democrat 00115 John Mark Young P.O. Box 1886 Sapulpa OK 74067 Republican 00397 Brian Bingman 1502 E. McKinley Sapulpa OK 74066 11 DISTRICT 16 - *Cleveland, *McClain Democrat 00446 John Sparks P.O. Box 368 Norman OK 73070 Republican 00521 Ron Davis P.O. Box 728 Purcell OK 73080 DISTRICT 18 - *Mayes, *Tulsa, *Wagoner Democrat 00445 Mary Easley P.O. Box 690027 Tulsa OK 74169 Republican 00583 Mark Wofford 1405 Ford Circle Dr.
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