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FEDERAL OFFICES: UNITED STATES SENATOR Democrat FEDERAL OFFICES: UNITED STATES SENATOR Democrat 00405 David Walters, 50, 6219 Riviera Drive, Oklahoma City 73112 00511 Tom Boettcher, 58, 2539 E. 67th St., Tulsa 74136 00530 George Gentry, 50, Rt 1, Box 320, Chouteau 74337 00545 Jim Rogers, 67, 8812 S.E. 33rd, Oklahoma City 73110 Republican (I) 00161 Jim Inhofe, 67, 2139 East 32nd Street, Tulsa Independent 00564 James Germalic, 59, 1810 East Main St., Stigler 74462 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 1 Democrat 00347 Doug Dodd, 53, 3215 East 57 St., Tulsa 74105 Republican 00066 Evelyn L. Rogers, 49, 6710 S. Quaker Ave., Tulsa 74136 (I) 00227 John Sullivan, 37, 1648 East 44th St., Tulsa 74105 Independent 00549 Joe Cristiano, 59, 8243 S. Louisville, Tulsa 74137 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 2 Democrat 00042 Mike Mass, 50, Hwy 1, Wilburton (I) 00239 Brad Carson, 35, 221 E. 4th St., Claremore 00493 Dorothy Vandiver, 79, 620 W. Chenault, Checotah 74426 Republican 00140 Kent Pharaoh, 57, 2304 Hillcrest Drive, Henryetta UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 3 Republican 00027 Richard Hovis, 57, 1111 S. Oakwood Rd., Enid 73703 (I) 00036 Frank D. Lucas, 42, Route 2, Box 136, Cheyenne Independent 00558 Robert T. Murphy, 54, 2638 Briggs St., Norman 73072 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 4 Democrat 00006 Lance Compton, 27, 3806 SE Bedford Dr., Lawton 00259 Ben Odom, 43, 1905 Brookhaven Boulevard, Norman (withdrawn from runoff) 00483 Darryl Roberts, 57, 1704 Stanley, Ardmore 00509 Brandon Clabes, 44, 12421 Hastings Road, Midwest City 73130 00535 Bob McDonald, Sr., 61, 1512 Pinewood Dr., Norman 73071 (withdrawn) Republican 00068 Tennie Rogers, 74, 6710 South Quaker Avenue, Tulsa 74136 00175 Tom Cole, 53, 104 Briarwood, Moore 00211 Terry Johnson, 54, 15 Eagle Mountain Road, Lawton 73501 00413 Jerry J. Black, 50, 1908 W. Boyd St., Norman 73069 00424 Garlin Newton, 51, 5205 Wood Hollow Rd., Oklahoma City 73121 00485 Marc Nuttle, 53, 4413 Winding Ridge Circle, Norman 00488 Joe Zalar Jr., 63, 910 Stephens St, Duncan 73533 (candidacy contested) UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 5 Democrat 00012 Lou Barlow, 37, 3008 Red Oak Road, Oklahoma City 73102 Republican (I) 00395 Ernest Istook, 52, 6113 Inland Road, Warr Acres 73132 Independent 00556 Donna C. Davis, 65, 1712 Timber Ridge Road, Edmond 73034 STATE OFFICES: GOVERNOR Democrat 00019 Kelly Haney, 61, 1-1/2 mi. W on Good Hope Rd., #1/4North, Seminole 00273 Brad Henry, 39, 210 E. Chicago St., Shawnee 74804 00402 Jim Dunegan, 62, 1668 Pate Rd, Calera 00416 James E. Lamkin, 81, 11725 S. 101st E. Ave., Bixby 74008 00439 Vince Orza, 52, 2001 Cambridge Way, Edmond 73013 Republican 00225 Steve M. Largent, 47, 6150 S. Louisville Ave., Tulsa 00419 Jim Denny, 57, 705 Long Beach Drive, Oklahoma City 73139 00500 Andrew Marr, Jr., 61, 5005 Lyon Dr., Norman Independent 00450 Gary L. Richardson, 61, 8610 S. Gary Avenue, Tulsa 74137 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Democrat 00302 Laura Boyd, 53, 2801 Castlewood Dr., Norman Republican (I) 00209 Mary Fallin, 47, 3109 Hickory Stick, Oklahoma City 73120 00448 Jim Clark, 56, 4001 S.E. 30th, Edmond 73013 Independent 00523 Billy Maguire, 70, 1312 Ridgecrest Rd, Edmond 73013 00555 Elmer Zen E.Z. Million, 61, 1627 Hawthorne Court, Norman STATE AUDITOR AND INSPECTOR Democrat 00008 Jeff A. McMahan, 42, 310 East Tennyson, Tecumseh 00261 Rod Dillard, 44, 823 E. 16, Ada 00378 John K. Fodge, 41, 5325 Rockport Way, Edmond 73013 Republican 00304 Gary Jones, 47, Rt 1 Box 41 B, Cache 73527 STATE TREASURER Democrat (I) 00069 Robert Butkin, 49, 2436 East 47th Place, Tulsa 74105 ATTORNEY GENERAL Democrat (I) 00463 Drew Edmondson, 55, 2200 Dawn Marie, Oklahoma City Republican 00004 Tim Green, 49, Rt. 3, Box 130, Guthrie 73044 00237 Denise A. Bode, 48, RR 1, Box 136M, Geary COMMISSIONER OF LABOR Democrat 00002 Lloyd L. Fields, 44, Rt 6 Box 76, McAlester 74501 00563 Virginia Blue Jeans Jenner, 62, 1403 SE 13, Wagoner 74467 Republican 00001 Tim Pope, 44, 517 N. Lakeside Terrace, Mustang (I)00214 Brenda Reneau Wynn, 47, 204 E. 12th, Edmond 73034 INSURANCE COMMISSIONER Democrat (I) 00263 Carroll Fisher, 62, 3321 S. Florence Place, Tulsa 00573 Fannie Bates, 53, 207 Wadsack Drive, Norman 73072 (candidacy contested) Republican 00233 Doug Barry, 40, 12913 Saint Christopher Dr., Oklahoma City 73120 00496 Patrick Gaines, Sr., 32, 209 Northwest 17th, Oklahoma City 73103 (candidacy contested) CORPORATION COMMISSIONER Democrat 00047 Jeff Tomlin, 40, RR 4 Box 194-1, Redland Road, Muldrow 74948 00522 Keith Butler, 45, 307 Larsh Lane, Ada 74820 00524 Curtis Speaker, 62, 1500 Eagle Dr., Edmond 73034 Republican 00137 Dana Murphy, 42, 2416 Stonehenge Drive, Edmond 73034 00478 Mark Snyder, 55, 520 W. 8th, Edmond 00529 Jeff Cloud, 41, 1031 Kenilworth, Oklahoma City 73114 Independent 00446 Roger Bloxham, 74, 3458 South 65th West Ave., Tulsa 74107 SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Democrat (I) 00389 Sandy Garrett, 59, 11300 North Pennsylvania, #148, Oklahoma City 7312 Republican 00354 Lloyd Roettger, 55, 2600 NW 28th Street, Oklahoma City 73107 NORMAN LEGISLATIVE OFFICES: STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 16 (OU, Norman south of Robinson, and southward to Lexington) Democrat (I) 00292 Cal Hobson, 57, 117 S.E. 4th, Lexington 73051 STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 24 (most of Stephens County, eastern Grady, northern McClain and part of northwestern Cleveland (Moore)) Democrat 00070 Daisy Lawler, 59, Rt. #1 Box 91, Comanche 73529 Republican (I) 00226 Carol Martin, 50, Rt. 3, Box 24, Comanche 73529 STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 44 Democrat (I) 00406 Bill Nations, 60, 2328 Parkland Way, Norman 73069 Republican 00245 Chris Kannady, 22, 2930 Chautauqua, Norman STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 45 Democrat 00268 Wallace Collins, 61, 727 E. Frank, Norman 73071 Republican (I) 00202 Thad Balkman, 30, 3403 36th Avenue NE, Norman 73026 STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 46 Republican (I) 00315 Doug Miller, 47, 1129 Pinehurst Dr., Norman 73072 STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 53 Democrat 00086 Michael Ridgeway, 44, 3910 180th Ave N.E., Newalla 74857 Republican (I) 00251 Carolyn Coleman, 49, 1608 E. Main Street, Moore 73160 Independent 00560 Robert Bruce, 40, 15308 Robert Ave., Oklahoma City 73165 DISTRICT ATTORNEY, DISTRICT 21 Democrat 00466 Tully McCoy P.O. Box 758 Purcell OK 73080 Republican 00447 Tim D. Kuykendall 517 Terrace Place Norman OK 73069 00480 Susan Rogers 1701 Barwick Dr. Norman OK 73072 CLEVELAND COUNTY OFFICES: Commissioner District #1 (I) Bill Graves, Republican, DOB 3/21/27, 4309 Hunters Hill Road, Norman, OK 73072 Commissioner District #3 Democrat (I) Leroy Krohmer, Democrat, DOB 4/3/30, 8591 S. Hwy. 77, Noble, OK 73068 Jim Robertson, Democrat, DOB 6/30/50, 517 Woods Drive, Noble, OK 73068 Republican Luke Canon, Republican, DOB 12/10/39, 744 Jenkins, Norman, OK 73069 Kevin Hopkins, Republican, DOB 12/17/66, 2119 Elmhurst Drive, Norman, OK 73071 Assessor (I) Denise Heavner, Democrat, DOB 1/20/47, 901 N. Sherry, Norman, OK 73069 Treasurer (I) Saundra DeSelms, Democrat, DOB 1/24/59, 2046 Rising Hill Drive, Norman, OK 73071 Little Axe Fire District #70 Willis C. McCraw, DOB 12/2/47, 20730 S. Harrah Road, Newalla, OK 74857 .
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