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2020 Trust Women Oklahoma General Election Voter Guide 2020 Trust Women Oklahoma General Election Voter Guide Trust Women is a 501(c)3 organization and neither endorses nor opposes any candidate. In July we mailed a candidate questionnaire to each candidate running for office in the upcoming state and federal primary election, regardless of affiliation with any party or organization. The answers provided do not denote any affiliation or endorsement by Trust Women, nor does a candidate’s choice to participate in our questionnaire signify affiliation or endorsement. The endorsements we have included along with our questionnaire responses are those given by the anti-choice organization Free the States and the pro-choice organization Planned Parenthood. Yes and No answers and any additional comments about the questions we asked candidates are included in this document. The voting record on issues of reproductive rights of each candidate already serving in public office is listed in this document as well. The voter guide itself is listed according to elected office and then numerically by district for each position. So, if you were looking for Oklahoma State Senator candidates in district 16, you would first look for the Oklahoma Senate section and follow down numerical order until you find district 16. Voter Guide Key Y: Yes N: No U: Undecided VRP: Voting record pro-choice VRA: Voting record anti-choice We hope you find the information below helpful. Oklahoma Candidate Survey These are the questions asked of the candidates running for office in Oklahoma. Each candidate had the opportunity to answer each question with a yes or no and provide further comment to explain their stance for each question. 1. Do you support a woman's right to safe, legal abortion care? 2. Would you oppose legislation that attempts to restrict a woman’s constitutional right to make her own medical decisions, including her decision to have an abortion? 3. Would you support legislation that protects women, doctors and other reproductive health providers from harassment, threats, violence and intimidation? 4. For many women, reproductive health care is their primary point of contact with the health care system. Will you support funding to expand Medicaid in Oklahoma in 2021 to ensure women in the coverage gap have better access to preventative care and disease treatment? 5. Do you support legislation that ensures every person has access to health coverage regardless of their ability to pay? 6. Would you support legislation to repeal the ban on private health insurance covering abortion care? 7. Would you support the expansion of funding to local health departments for broader access of contraceptive services? 8. Do you support women's access to all FDA-approved birth control, regardless of age, religion, geography or income? (FDA- approved forms of birth control include, but are not limited to: intrauterine devices (IUDs), Nexplanon, birth control shot (Depo- Provera), birth control pills, hormonal patches, vaginal rings (NuvaRing) CANDIDATE OFFICE DISTRICT PARTY VOTING RECORD PP ENDORSEMENT FTS ENDORSEMENT QUESTION 1 QUESTION 2 QUESTION 3 QUESTION 4 QUESTION 5 QUESTION 6 QUESTION 7 QUESTION 8 Robert Murphy US Senate 0 L NA N N Joan Farr US Senate 0 I NA N N A. D. Nesbit US Senate 0 I NA N N Abby Broyles US Senate 0 D NA N N Jim Inhofe US Senate 0 R Mixed N N Kevin Hern US House 1 R NA N N Evelyn L. Rogers US House 1 I NA N N Kojo Asamoa-Caesar US House 1 D NA N N Richie Castaldo US House 2 L NA N N Danyell Lanier US House 2 D NA N N Markwayne Mullin US House 2 R VRA N N Frank D. Lucas US House 3 R VRA N N Zoe Midyett US House 3 D NA N N Bob White US House 4 L NA N N Mary Brannon US House 4 D NA N N Tom Cole US House 4 R VRA N N Kendra S. Horn US House 5 D NA Y N Terry Neese US House 5 R NA N N Micheal Bergstrom OK Senate 1 R NA N N Dyllon Fite OK Senate 3 D NA N N Blake Cowboy Stephens OK Senate 3 R NA N N Randy Coleman OK Senate 5 D NA N N George H Burns OK Senate 5 R NA N N Jerry L. Donathan OK Senate 7 D NA N N Larry Boggs OK Senate 7 R VRA N N Dewayne Pemberton OK Senate 9 R NA N N Jack Reavis OK Senate 9 D NA N N Kevin Matthews OK Senate 11 D VRP N N Greg McCortney OK Senate 13 R NA N N Rob Standridge OK Senate 15 R VRA N N Alex Scott OK Senate 15 D NA N N Caleb Foshee OK Senate 17 R NA N N Greg Sadler OK Senate 17 L NA N N Shane David Jett OK Senate 17 R NA N N Roland Pederson OK Senate 19 R NA N Acknowledged Tom J. Dugger OK Senate 21 R NA N N Rick Dunham OK Senate 21 D NA N N Lonnie J. Paxton OK Senate 23 R NA N N Joe Newhouse OK Senate 25 R NA N N Casey Murdock OK Senate 27 R NA N N Zack Taylor OK Senate 28 R NA N N Julie Daniels OK Senate 29 R NA N N Chris Kidd OK Senate 31 R NA N N Nathan Dahm OK Senate 33 R VRA N N Jo Anna Dossett OK Senate 35 D VRA N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Kyden Creekpaum OK Senate 35 R NA N N Allison Ikley-Freeman OK Senate 37 D NA N N Cody Rogers OK Senate 37 R NA N N Dave Rader OK Senate 39 R NA N N Shawna Mott-Wright OK Senate 39 D NA N N Adam Pugh OK Senate 41 R NA N N Terri Reimer OK Senate 43 D NA N N Paul Scott OK Senate 43 R NA N N Paul Rosino OK Senate 45 R NA N N Stevan Elvis Cunningham OK Senate 45 R NA N N Jennifer Wilkinson OK Senate 45 D NA N N Greg Treat OK Senate 47 R VRA N N Andrea Stone OK Senate 47 D NA N N Eddy Dempsey OK House 1 R NA N N Jim Olsen OK House 2 R NA N N Mike Sullivan OK House 3 D NA N N Rick West OK House 3 R NA N N Bob Ed Culver OK House 4 R NA N N Matt Meredith OK House 4 D NA N N Josh West OK House 5 R VRA N N Rusty Cornwell OK House 6 R NA N N Steve Bashore OK House 7 R NA N N Tom Gann OK House 8 R VRA N N Mark Paul Lepak OK House 9 R VRA N N Judd Strom OK House 10 R NA N N Emilie Tindle OK House 11 D NA N N Wendi Stearman OK House 11 R NA N N Kevin McDugle OK House 12 R VRA N N Avery Carl Frix OK House 13 R VRA N N Chris Sneed OK House 14 R NA N N Randy Randleman OK House 15 R NA N N Scott Fetgatter OK House 16 R VRA N N Jim Grego OK House 17 R VRA N N David Smith OK House 18 R VRA N N Justin J J Humphrey OK House 19 R VRA N N Sherrie Conley OK House 20 R NA N N Dustin Roberts OK House 21 R VRA N N Charles A. McCall OK House 22 R VRA N N Terry O'Donnell OK House 23 R VRA N N Susan Carle Young OK House 23 D NA N N Steve Kouplen OK House 24 D VRA N N Logan J. Phillips OK House 24 R NA N N Ronny Johns OK House 25 R NA N N Dell Kerbs OK House 26 R VRA N N Bryce Barfield OK House 26 D NA N N Chris Odneal OK House 26 D NA N N Danny Sterling OK House 27 R NA N N Yasminda Choate OK House 28 D NA N N Danny Williams OK House 28 R NA N N Kyle Hilbert OK House 29 R VRA N N Rick Parris OK House 29 D NA N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Chuck Threadgill OK House 30 D NA N N Mark Lawson OK House 30 R VRA N N Garry Mize OK House 31 R NA N N Kevin Wallace OK House 32 R VRA N N John Talley OK House 33 R NA N N Aaron Means OK House 34 R NA N N Trish Ranson OK House 34 D NA N N Ty D. Burns OK House 35 R NA N N Sean Roberts OK House 36 R VRA N N Ken Luttrell OK House 37 R NA N N Shawn Wilson OK House 37 I NA N N John Pfeiffer OK House 38 R VRA N N Ryan Martinez OK House 39 R NA N N Chad Caldwell OK House 40 R VRA N N Denise Crosswhite Hader OK House 41 R NA N N Cynthia Cindy Roe OK House 42 R NA N N Jay Steagall OK House 43 R NA N N Cassie Kinet OK House 43 I NA N N Emily Virgin OK House 44 D VRP Y N Phillip Hillian OK House 45 R NA N N Merleyn Bell OK House 45 D NA Y N Nancy Sangirardi OK House 46 R NA N N Jacob Rosecrants OK House 46 D NA N N Brian Hill OK House 47 R NA N N Tammy Townley OK House 48 R NA N N Tommy C.
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