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Senators by School District Oklahoma Senate 2021 SENATE DISTRICTS BY SCHOOL DISTRICT (2021) Senate District School District Senator Phone Email 6 Achille David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 13 Ada Greg McCortney 405.521.5541 [email protected] 1 Adair Micheal Bergstrom 405.521.5561 [email protected] 1 Afton Micheal Bergstrom 405.521.5561 [email protected] 28 Agra Zack Taylor* 405.521.5547 [email protected] 5 Albion George Burns* 405.521.5614 [email protected] 7 Albion Warren Hamilton* 405.521.5604 [email protected] 23 Alex Lonnie Paxton 405.521.5537 [email protected] 43 Alex Jessica Garvin* 405.524.5522 [email protected] 19 Aline-Cleo Roland Pederson 405.521.5630 [email protected] 27 Aline-Cleo Casey Murdock 405.521.5626 [email protected] 6 Allen David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 7 Allen Warren Hamilton* 405.521.5604 [email protected] 13 Allen Greg McCortney 405.521.5541 [email protected] 12 Allen-Bowden James Leewright 405.521.5528 [email protected] 38 Altus Brent Howard 405.521.5612 [email protected] 19 Alva Roland Pederson 405.521.5630 [email protected] 27 Alva Casey Murdock 405.521.5626 [email protected] 23 Amber-Pocasset Lonnie Paxton 405.521.5537 [email protected] 26 Anadarko Darcy Jech 405.521.5545 [email protected] 10 Anderson Bill Coleman 405.521.5581 [email protected] 11 Anderson Kevin Matthews 405.521.5598 [email protected] 5 Antlers George Burns* 405.521.5614 [email protected] 26 Arapaho Darcy Jech 405.521.5545 [email protected] 38 Arapaho Brent Howard 405.521.5612 [email protected] 14 Ardmore Frank Simpson 405.521.5607 [email protected] 4 Arkoma Mark Allen 405.521.5576 [email protected] 27 Arnett Casey Murdock 405.521.5626 [email protected] 13 Asher Greg McCortney 405.521.5541 [email protected] 43 Asher Jessica Garvin* 405.524.5522 [email protected] 5 Atoka George Burns* 405.521.5614 [email protected] 6 Atoka David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 10 Avant Bill Coleman 405.521.5581 [email protected] 29 Avant Julie Daniels 405.521.5634 [email protected] 27 Balko Casey Murdock 405.521.5626 [email protected] 23 Banner Lonnie Paxton 405.521.5537 [email protected] 45 Banner Paul Rosino 405.521.5618 [email protected] 10 Barnsdall Bill Coleman 405.521.5581 [email protected] 10 Bartlesville Bill Coleman 405.521.5581 [email protected] 29 Bartlesville Julie Daniels 405.521.5634 [email protected] 5 Battiest George Burns* 405.521.5614 [email protected] 7 Bearden Warren Hamilton* 405.521.5604 [email protected] 8 Bearden Roger Thompson 405.521.5588 [email protected] 27 Beaver Casey Murdock 405.521.5626 [email protected] *New legislator SENATE DISTRICTS BY SCHOOL DISTRICT (2021) Senate District School District Senator Phone Email 8 Beggs Roger Thompson 405.521.5588 [email protected] 3 Belfonte Blake Stephens* 405.521.5574 [email protected] 4 Belfonte Mark Allen 405.521.5576 [email protected] 6 Bennington David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 37 Berryhill Cody Rogers* 405.521.5600 [email protected] 30 Bethany Julia Kirt 405.521.5636 [email protected] 17 Bethel Shane Jett* 405.521.5539 [email protected] 28 Bethel Zack Taylor* 405.521.5547 [email protected] 31 Big Pasture Chris Kidd 405.521.5563 [email protected] 10 Billings Bill Coleman 405.521.5581 [email protected] 19 Billings Roland Pederson 405.521.5630 [email protected] 20 Billings Chuck Hall 405.521.5628 [email protected] 26 Binger-Oney Darcy Jech 405.521.5545 [email protected] 31 Bishop Chris Kidd 405.521.5563 [email protected] 12 Bixby James Leewright 405.521.5528 [email protected] 18 Bixby Kimberly David 405.521.5590 [email protected] 25 Bixby Joe Newhouse 405.521.5675 [email protected] 33 Bixby Nathan Dahm 405.521.5551 [email protected] 37 Bixby Cody Rogers* 405.521.5600 [email protected] 10 Blackwell Bill Coleman 405.521.5581 [email protected] 19 Blackwell Roland Pederson 405.521.5630 [email protected] 38 Blair Brent Howard 405.521.5612 [email protected] 23 Blanchard Lonnie Paxton 405.521.5537 [email protected] 43 Blanchard Jessica Garvin* 405.524.5522 [email protected] 1 Bluejacket Micheal Bergstrom 405.521.5561 [email protected] 27 Boise City Casey Murdock 405.521.5626 [email protected] 4 Bokoshe Mark Allen 405.521.5576 [email protected] 26 Boone-Apache Darcy Jech 405.521.5545 [email protected] 31 Boone-Apache Chris Kidd 405.521.5563 [email protected] 32 Boone-Apache John Michael Montgomery 405.521.5567 [email protected] 5 Boswell George Burns* 405.521.5614 [email protected] 6 Boswell David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 13 Bowlegs Greg McCortney 405.521.5541 [email protected] 28 Bowlegs Zack Taylor* 405.521.5547 [email protected] 10 Bowring Bill Coleman 405.521.5581 [email protected] 4 Braggs Mark Allen 405.521.5576 [email protected] 8 Braggs Roger Thompson 405.521.5588 [email protected] 9 Braggs Dewayne Pemberton 405.521.5533 [email protected] 13 Bray-Doyle Greg McCortney 405.521.5541 [email protected] 43 Bray-Doyle Jessica Garvin* 405.524.5522 [email protected] 23 Bridge Creek Lonnie Paxton 405.521.5537 [email protected] 43 Bridge Creek Jessica Garvin* 405.524.5522 [email protected] 3 Briggs Blake Stephens* 405.521.5574 [email protected] 9 Briggs Dewayne Pemberton 405.521.5533 [email protected] *New legislator SENATE DISTRICTS BY SCHOOL DISTRICT (2021) Senate District School District Senator Phone Email 12 Bristow James Leewright 405.521.5528 [email protected] 18 Broken Arrow Kimberly David 405.521.5590 [email protected] 25 Broken Arrow Joe Newhouse 405.521.5675 [email protected] 33 Broken Arrow Nathan Dahm 405.521.5551 [email protected] 36 Broken Arrow John Haste 405.521.5602 [email protected] 5 Broken Bow George Burns* 405.521.5614 [email protected] 4 Brushy Mark Allen 405.521.5576 [email protected] 27 Buffalo Casey Murdock 405.521.5626 [email protected] 7 Buffalo Valley Warren Hamilton* 405.521.5604 [email protected] 19 Burlington Roland Pederson 405.521.5630 [email protected] 38 Burns Flat-Dill City Brent Howard 405.521.5612 [email protected] 7 Butner Warren Hamilton* 405.521.5604 [email protected] 8 Butner Roger Thompson 405.521.5588 [email protected] 28 Butner Zack Taylor* 405.521.5547 [email protected] 13 Byng Greg McCortney 405.521.5541 [email protected] 31 Cache Chris Kidd 405.521.5563 [email protected] 32 Cache John Michael Montgomery 405.521.5567 [email protected] 6 Caddo David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 6 Calera David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 23 Calumet Lonnie Paxton 405.521.5537 [email protected] 6 Calvin David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 7 Calvin Warren Hamilton* 405.521.5604 [email protected] 13 Calvin Greg McCortney 405.521.5541 [email protected] 4 Cameron Mark Allen 405.521.5576 [email protected] 7 Canadian Warren Hamilton* 405.521.5604 [email protected] 6 Caney David Bullard 405.521.5586 [email protected] 10 Caney Valley Bill Coleman 405.521.5581 [email protected] 29 Caney Valley Julie Daniels 405.521.5634 [email protected] 26 Canton Darcy Jech 405.521.5545 [email protected] 27 Canton Casey Murdock 405.521.5626 [email protected] 26 Canute Darcy Jech 405.521.5545 [email protected] 38 Canute Brent Howard 405.521.5612 [email protected] 26 Carnegie Darcy Jech 405.521.5545 [email protected] 38 Carnegie Brent Howard 405.521.5612 [email protected] 28 Carney Zack Taylor* 405.521.5547 [email protected] 20 Cashion Chuck Hall 405.521.5628 [email protected] 22 Cashion VACANT 2 Catoosa Marty Quinn 405.521.5555 [email protected] 18 Catoosa Kimberly David 405.521.5590 [email protected] 34 Catoosa J.J. Dossett 405.521.5566 [email protected] 3 Cave Springs Blake Stephens* 405.521.5574 [email protected] 23 Cement Lonnie Paxton 405.521.5537 [email protected] 26 Cement Darcy Jech 405.521.5545 [email protected] 31 Cement Chris Kidd 405.521.5563 [email protected] *New legislator SENATE DISTRICTS BY SCHOOL DISTRICT (2021) Senate District School District Senator Phone Email 43 Cement Jessica Garvin* 405.524.5522 [email protected] 4 Central Mark Allen 405.521.5576 [email protected] 31 Central High Chris Kidd 405.521.5563 [email protected] 43 Central High Jessica Garvin* 405.524.5522 [email protected] 28 Chandler Zack Taylor* 405.521.5547 [email protected] 31 Chattanooga Chris Kidd 405.521.5563 [email protected] 32 Chattanooga John Michael Montgomery 405.521.5567 [email protected] 8 Checotah Roger Thompson 405.521.5588 [email protected] 9 Checotah Dewayne Pemberton 405.521.5533 [email protected] 1 Chelsea Micheal Bergstrom 405.521.5561 [email protected]
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