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2014 Oklahoma House Legislator Guide 2014 Oklahoma House Legislator Guide First Position Room District Name Last Name on Choice Party Office Phone Number Email (405) 557- 1 Curtis McDaniel VRM D 7363 539B [email protected] (405) 557- 2 John Bennett VRA R 7315 300A [email protected] (405) 557- 3 James Lockhart VRM D 7413 505 [email protected] (405) 557- 4 Mike Brown VRA D 7408 545 [email protected] (405) 557- 5 Doug Cox VRM R 7415 331 [email protected] (405) 557- 6 Chuck Hoskin VRM D 7319 509 [email protected] (405) 557- 7 Larry Glenn VRM D 7399 502 [email protected] (405) 557- 8 Ben Sherrer VRM D 7364 500 [email protected] (405) 557- 9 Marty Quinn VRA R 7380 300C [email protected] (405) 557- 10 Steve Martin VRM R 7402 330 [email protected] (405) 557- 11 Earl Sears VRA R 7358 333 [email protected] (405) 557- 12 Wade Rousselot VRM D 7388 507 [email protected] (405) 557- 13 Jerry McPeak VRM D 7302 503 [email protected] (405) 557- 14 Arthur Hulbert OKFL R 7310 204 [email protected] (405) 557- 15 Ed Cannaday VRM D 7375 546 [email protected] (405) 557- 16 Jerry Shoemake VRM D 7373 506 [email protected] (405) 557- 17 Brian Renegar VRM D 7381 504 [email protected] (405) 557- 18 Donnie Condit VRM D 7376 500A [email protected] (405) 557- 19 R.C. Pruett VRM D 7382 501 [email protected] (405) 557- 20 Bobby Cleveland OKFL R 7308 240 [email protected] (405) 557- 21 Dustin Roberts VRA R 7366 200 [email protected] Charles (405) 557- 22 A. McCall VRA R 7412 244 [email protected] (405) 557- 23 Terry O'Donnell VRA R 7379 242 [email protected] 2014 Oklahoma House Legislator Guide (405) 557- 24 Steve Kouplen VRM D 7306 541 [email protected] (405) 557- 25 Todd Thomsen VRM R 7336 433 [email protected] (405) 557- 26 Justin F. Wood OKFL R 7345 202 [email protected] (405) 557- 27 Josh Cockroft VRA R 7349 329B [email protected] (405) 557- 28 Tom Newell VRA R 7372 328B [email protected] (405) 557- 29 Skye McNiel VRA R 7353 433B [email protected] (405) 557- 30 Mark McCullough VRA R 7414 435A [email protected] (405) 557- 31 Jason Murphey VRA R 7350 437 [email protected] (405) 557- 32 Jason Smalley VRA R 7368 244 [email protected] (405) 557- 33 Lee Denney VRA R 7304 441 [email protected] (405) 557- 34 Cory T. Williams VRM D 7411 544 [email protected] (405) 557- 35 Dennis Casey VRA R 7344 300B [email protected] (405) 557- 36 Sean Roberts VRA R 7322 250 [email protected] (405) 557- 37 Steve Vaughan VRA R 7355 328A [email protected] (405) 557- 38 Dale DeWitt VRA R 7332 328 [email protected] (405) 557- 39 Marian Cooksey VRA R 7342 409 [email protected] (405) 557- 40 Mike Jackson VRA R 7317 411 [email protected] (405) 557- 41 John Enns VRA R 7321 434 [email protected] (405) 557- 42 Lisa J. Billy VRA R 7365 302A [email protected] (405) 557- 43 Colby Schwartz VRA R 7352 407 [email protected] (405) 557- 44 Emily Virgin VRP D 7323 500 [email protected] (405) 557- 45 Aaron Stiles VRA R 7386 338 [email protected] (405) 557- 46 Scott Martin VRA R 7329 432D [email protected] (405) 557- 47 Leslie Osborn VRA R 7333 303B [email protected] 2014 Oklahoma House Legislator Guide (405) 557- 48 Pat Ownbey VRA R 7326 334 [email protected] (405) 557- 49 Tommy Hardin VRA R 7383 301 [email protected] (405) 557- 50 Dennis Johnson VRA R 7327 404 [email protected] (405) 557- 51 Scott R. Biggs OKFL R 7405 242 [email protected] (405) 557- 52 Charles Ortega VRA R 7369 337 [email protected] (405) 557- 53 Mark McBride OKFL R 7346 248 [email protected] (405) 557- 54 Paul Wesselhoft VRA R 7343 332 [email protected] (405) 557- 55 Todd Russ VRA R 7312 300 [email protected] (405) 557- 56 David L. Perryman VRA D 7401 539A [email protected] (405) 557- 57 Harold Wright VRA R 7325 335 [email protected] Jeffrey (405) 557- 58 W. Hickman VRA R 7339 336 [email protected] (405) 557- 59 Mike Sanders VRA R 7407 205 [email protected] (405) 557- 60 Dan Fisher OKFL R 7311 202 [email protected] (405) 557- 61 Gus Blackwell VRA R 7384 305A [email protected] (405) 557- 62 T. W. Shannon VRA R 7374 401 [email protected] (405) 557- 63 Don Armes VRA R 7307 440 [email protected] (405) 557- 64 Ann Coody VRA R 7398 439 [email protected] (405) 557- 65 Joe Dorman VRA D 7305 540 [email protected] (405) 557- 66 Jadine Nollan VRA R 7390 329A [email protected] (405) 557- 67 Pam Peterson VRA R 7341 442 [email protected] (405) 557- 68 Glen Mulready VRA R 7340 200 [email protected] (405) 557- 69 Fred Jordan VRA R 7331 405 [email protected] (405) 557- 70 Ken Walker OKFL R 7359 204 [email protected] (405) 557- 71 Katie Henke OKFL R 7361 246 [email protected] 2014 Oklahoma House Legislator Guide (405) 557- 72 Scott Seneca VRM D 7391 539 [email protected] (405) 557- 73 Kevin Matthews VRP D 7406 510B [email protected] (405) 557- 74 David Derby VRA R 7377 408 [email protected] (405) 557- 75 Dan Kirby VRA R 7356 302B [email protected] (405) 557- 76 David Brumbaugh VRA R 7347 400B [email protected] (405) 557- 77 Eric Proctor VRM D 7410 540A [email protected] (405) 557- 78 Jeannie McDaniel VRP D 7334 508 [email protected] (405) 557- 79 Weldon Watson VRA R 7330 302 [email protected] (405) 557- 80 Mike Ritze VRA R 7338 303A [email protected] (405) 557- 81 Randy Grau VRA R 7360 338 [email protected] (405) 557- 82 Mike Turner OKFL R 7357 246 [email protected] (405) 557- 83 Randy McDaniel VRA R 7409 438 [email protected] (405) 557- 84 Sally Kern VRA R 7348 304 [email protected] (405) 557- 85 David Dank VRA R 7392 435 [email protected] (405) 557- 86 William Fourkiller VRM D 7394 542 [email protected] (405) 557- 87 Jason Nelson VRA R 7335 301A [email protected] (405) 557- 88 Kay Floyd VRP D 7396 510B [email protected] (405) 557- 89 Rebecca Hamilton VRA D 7397 510 [email protected] (405) 557- 90 Jon Echols OKFL R 7354 248 [email protected] (405) 557- 91 Mike Reynolds VRA R 7337 301B [email protected] (405) 557- 92 Richard Morrissette VRM D 7404 543 [email protected] (405) 557- 93 Mike Christian VRA R 7371 303 [email protected] (405) 557- 94 Scott Inman VRA D 7370 548 [email protected] (405) 557- 95 Charlie Joyner VRA R 7314 436 [email protected] 2014 Oklahoma House Legislator Guide (405) 557- 96 Lewis H. Moore VRA R 7400 329 [email protected] (405) 557- 97 Mike Shelton VRP D 7367 539 [email protected] (405) 557- 98 John Trebilcock VRA R 7362 410 [email protected] (405) 557- 99 Anastasia Pittman VRM D 7393 510 [email protected] (405) 557- 100 Elise Hall VRA R 7403 301 [email protected] (405) 557- 101 Gary W. Banz VRA R 7395 406 [email protected] The address for the Oklahoma Capital is 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105. Position on Choice Voting record is anti- VRA choice. Voting record is VRM moderate on choice. Voting record is pro- VRP choice. Anti-choice responses OKFL to Oklahomans for Life candidate questionnaire. Party Democrat D Republican R .
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