List of current members of the Oklahoma Senate

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The Oklahoma Senate is composed of 48 members, [1] each representing an electoral district in the U.S. state of Oklahoma. As of 2019, the majority of seats are held by Republicans. The current President Pro Tempore is Greg Treat of Oklahoma City.

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Officers

PositionSenatorPartyDistrict
President Pro Tem Greg Treat [2] Republican47
Majority Floor Leader Kim David Republican18
Asst. Majority Floor Leader James Leewright Republican12
Asst. Majority Floor Leader Frank Simpson Republican14
Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Roger Thompson Republican8
Majority Whip Rob Standridge Republican15
Asst. Majority Whip Julie Daniels Republican29
Asst. Majority Whip Casey Murdock Republican27
Asst. Majority Whip Marty Quinn Republican2
Majority Caucus Chair Dave Rader Republican39
Majority Caucus Vice Chair Greg McCortney Republican13
Rural Caucus Chair Darcy Jech Republican26
Senate Select Committee on Redistricting Chair Lonnie Paxton Republican23
Minority Floor Leader Kay Floyd Democratic46
Democratic Caucus Chair Kevin Matthews Democratic11
Asst. Minority Floor Leader J. J. Dossett Democratic34
Democratic Caucus Vice Chair Michael Brooks-Jimenez Democratic44
Minority Whip Carri Hicks Democratic40

Current senators

DistrictNamePartyHometownFirst electedSeat up
Lt-Gov Matt Pinnell Rep Oklahoma City 20182022
1 Micheal Bergstrom Rep Adair 20162024
2 Marty Quinn Rep Claremore 20142022
3 Blake Stephens Rep Tahlequah 20202024
4 Mark Allen Rep Spiro 20102022
5 George Burns Rep Pollard 20202024
6 David Bullard Rep Durant 20182022
7 Warren Hamilton Rep McCurtain 20202024
8 Roger Thompson Rep Okemah 20142022
9 Dewayne Pemberton Rep Muskogee 20162024
10 Bill Coleman Rep Ponca City 20182022
11 Kevin Matthews Dem Tulsa 2015†2024
12 James Leewright Rep Bristow 2015†2022
13 Greg McCortney Rep Ada 20162024
14 Frank Simpson Rep Ardmore 20102022
15 Rob Standridge Rep Norman 20122024
16 Mary B. Boren Dem Norman 20182022
17 Shane Jett Rep20202024
18 Kim David Rep Wagoner 20102022
19 Roland Pederson Rep Burlington 20162024
20 Chuck Hall Rep Perry 20182022
21 Tom J. Dugger Rep Stillwater 20162024
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23 Lonnie Paxton Rep Tuttle 20162024
24 Darrell Weaver Rep Moore 20182022
25 Joe Newhouse Rep Broken Arrow 20162024
26 Darcy Jech Rep Kingfisher 20142022
27 Casey Murdock Rep Felt 2018†2024
28 Zach Taylor Rep Seminole 20202022
29 Julie Daniels Rep Bartlesville 20162024
30 Julia Kirt Dem Oklahoma City 20182022
31 Chris Kidd Rep Waurika 20162024
32 Dusty Deevers Rep Elgin 20182022
33 Nathan Dahm Rep Tulsa 20122024
34 J. J. Dossett Dem Owasso 2016†2022
35 Jo Anna Dossett Dem Tulsa 20202024
36 John Haste Rep Broken Arrow 20182022
37 Cody Rogers Rep20202024
38 Brent Howard Rep Altus 20182022
39 David Rader Rep Tulsa 20162024
40 Carri Hicks Dem Oklahoma City 20182022
41 Adam Pugh Rep Edmond 20162024
42 Brenda Stanley Rep Midwest City 20182022
43 Jessica Garvin Rep Duncan 20202024
44 Michael Brooks-Jimenez Dem Oklahoma City 2017†2022
45 Paul Rosino Rep Oklahoma City 2017†2024
46 Kay Floyd DemOklahoma City20142022
47 Greg Treat RepOklahoma City2011†2024
48 George Young DemOklahoma City20182022
†Elected in a special election
§Served a term in the House, so term limited halfway into term
^Due to serving a partial term when first elected and not serving previously in the Legislature, can go beyond 12-year limit

Committees

CommitteeChairVice-Chair
Appropriations Roger Thompson David Rader
Agriculture and Wildlife Casey Murdock Roland Pederson
Business, Commerce, and Tourism James Leewright Joseph Silk
Education Gary Stanislawski Joe Newhouse
Energy Mark Allen Lonnie Paxton
Finance Stephanie Bice Chuck Hall
General Government Nathan Dahm Tom J. Dugger
Health and Human Services Jason Smalley Greg McCortney
Judiciary Julie Daniels Darcy Jech
Public Safety Wayne Shaw Lonnie Paxton
Retirement and Insurance Marty Quinn Ron Sharp
Rules Greg McCortney Mark Allen
Transportation Rob Standridge Micheal Bergstrom
Veterans and Military Affairs Frank Simpson Larry Boggs

References

  1. ↑ Senate Members Oklahoma Senate (accessed January 17, 2019)
  2. ↑ Leadership, Oklahoma Senate (accessed January 17, 2019)
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