The Political Graveyard: Oklahoma: State House of Representatives

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Oklahoma: State House of Representatives

Members of the Oklahoma State House of Representatives, 1907-2017 (May be incomplete!)

Blank district: William H. Murray 1907-09 Robert M. Rainey 1907-08 J. W. Clark 1911 O. W. Killam 1911-14 James V. McClintic 1911-14 Archibald Bonds 1913-14 Wilburn Cartwright 1915-18 George B. Schwabe 1918-22 Edwin Dabney 1919-23 Wesley E. Disney 1919-24 George S. Long 1920-22 Leslie E. Salter 1920-24 Wayne W. Bayless 1920 William J. Otjen 1923-25 Thomas Taylor Payne 1925-27 Bower Slack Broaddus 1933-35 A. R. Larason 1935-39 J. Kenneth Hogue 1937-40 Glen D. Johnson 1940-42 Dixie Gilmer 1940 James H. Arrington 1942-60 D. Jo Ferguson 1945 Henry Bellmon 1946-48 John H. Jarman, Jr. 1947-48 A. R. Larason 1947-63 Lloyd H. McGuire 1947-48 Edwin Langley 1949-52 Tom Woodrow Payne 1952-56 Byron Lee Cate, Sr. 1966-73 David L. Boren 1967-75 James M. Inhofe 1967-69 Hannah Diggs Atkins 1969-80 Hollis E. Roberts 1970 Victor Wickersham 1971-79 William K. Brewster 1983-90 Ernest J. Istook, Jr. 1987-93 Frank D. Lucas 1988-94 Victor Wickersham 1988 Mary Fallin 1990-94 John Sullivan 1995-2002
28th District: Dan Boren 2003-04
50th District: Jari Askins 1995-2006
78th District: Bruce E. Niemi 1990-92
84th District: Sally Kern 2005-17
85th District: Odilia Dank 2003-04

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1932: Leon C. Phillips, elected.

1934: Leon C. Phillips, elected.

1936: Leon C. Phillips, elected.

1986: Thomas Payne, defeated.

1988 Mar 15: Victor Wickersham, died in office.

1992: Steven Dale Byas (Rep), defeated.

1994: Steven Dale Byas (Rep), defeated.

1996: Steven Dale Byas (Rep), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Jerry Ellis (Dem), elected; Wanda Blankenship (Rep), defeated; Bill Kysar, defeated. Joe J. Hutchinson (Dem), elected; Stan Driver (Rep), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Doug Cox (Rep), elected; LeRoy Hendren (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Joe Eddins (Dem), elected; Chris Moore (Rep), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Ben Sherrer (Dem), elected; Bill Kendrick (Rep), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Tad M. Jones (Rep), elected; Roger Goins (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Tad M. Jones (Rep), elected; Harvey A. Swift (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Gary S. Taylor (Dem), elected; Jim Woody (Rep), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Steve Martin (Rep), elected; Judy Taylor (Dem), defeated. Mike Wilt (Rep), elected; William F. Bixler (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Stuart Ericson (Rep), elected; Kendall D. Fulbright (Dem), defeated. Terry Harrison (Dem), elected; Angela Hendrix (Rep), defeated. Randall L. Erwin (Dem), elected; Patrick K. Miller (Rep), defeated. Paul Roan (Dem), elected; Tom Stephens (Rep), defeated. John Carey (Dem), elected; Todd Sisk (Rep), defeated. Dale Turner (Dem), elected; Billie Fox (Rep), defeated. Dale Smith (Dem), elected; Shane Jett (Rep), defeated; Pete Pendley, defeated. Dan Boren (Dem), elected; Mike Ervin (Rep), defeated. Mike Tyler (Dem), elected; Lou Martin (Rep), defeated. Danny Morgan (Dem), elected; Kent Friskup (Rep), defeated. Dale W. Wells (Dem), elected; Ron Markum (Rep), defeated. Joe Sweeden (Dem), elected; Brinton Skalnik (Rep), defeated. Jim Newport (Rep), elected; Chris Hand (Dem), defeated. Wayne Pettigrew (Rep), elected; Richard P. Prawdzienski, defeated. Bill Mitchell (Dem), elected; Greg Dixon (Rep), defeated. Bill Nations (Dem), elected; Chris Kannady (Rep), defeated. Thad Balkman (Rep), elected; Wallace Collins (Dem), defeated. Susan Winchester (Rep), elected; Ryland Rivas (Dem), defeated. Greg Piatt (Rep), elected; Correna F. Wilson (Dem), defeated. David B. Braddock (Dem), elected; Mike Schulz (Rep), defeated. Carolyn Coleman (Rep), elected; Michael Ridgeway (Dem), defeated; Robert Bruce, defeated.

2009 Sep 8: Larry W. Peck (Dem), nominated; Alex Damon (Dem), defeated in primary.

2009 Sep 8: Todd Russ (Rep), nominated; Jeff Ledford (Rep), defeated in primary.

2009 Oct 13: Todd Russ (Rep), elected; Larry W. Peck (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Ron Langmacher (Dem), elected; Phil Richardson (Rep), defeated. James E. Covey (Dem), elected; Rick Koch (Rep), defeated. Gus Blackwell (Rep), elected; Rick Kibbe (Dem), defeated. Abe Deutschendorf (Dem), elected; Suzanne Hogan (Rep), defeated. Don Armes (Rep), elected; David Butler (Dem), defeated. Ron Kirby (Dem), elected; Nathan Johnson (Rep), defeated. Joe Dorman (Dem), elected; Ray Merchant (Rep), defeated. Lucky Lamons (Dem), elected; Neil Mavis (Rep), defeated. Chris Benge (Rep), elected; O. M. 'Bud' Sanders, Jr. (Dem), defeated. Fred R. Perry (Rep), elected; John A. Acken (Dem), defeated. Roy McClain (Dem), elected; Chad Stites (Rep), defeated. Judy Eason McIntyre (Dem), elected; Brigitte Harper (Rep), defeated. Dennis Adkins (Rep), elected; Dustin Toler, defeated. Mark Liotta (Rep), elected; Keith Cale (Dem), defeated. Mary Easley (Dem), elected; Don Newberry (Rep), defeated. Ron Peterson (Rep), elected; Norman T. Pruitt, Jr. (Dem), defeated. Ray Vaughn (Rep), elected; Warren Adam Nolan (Dem), defeated. Bill Graves (Rep), elected; Ronald E. Wasson (Dem), defeated. Odilia Dank (Rep), elected; Bob Lemon (Dem), defeated. Robert D. Worthen (Rep), elected; Alex Greenwood (Dem), defeated. Bill Paulk (Dem), elected; Trey Palmer (Rep), elected. Al Lindley (Dem), elected; Rafael Hedrick (Rep), defeated. Lance Cargill (Rep), elected; Jon-Paul Ammirata (Dem), defeated. John Trebilcock (Rep), elected; Michelle Sutton (Dem), defeated. Richard Phillips (Rep), elected; Chris Powell, defeated. Forrest Claunch (Rep), elected; Michael Ross (Dem), defeated.

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