Each election cycle, the Oklahoma Association of REALTORS® works to support elected leaders who we deem are “REALTOR® Champions” – those who support property rights and the broader points of the OAR Legislative Agenda.
On November 8th, Oklahoma will hold elections for several political offices, and we want to update you on the candidates for whom out RPAC Board of Trustees have made political contributions. These candidates are those who have gone above and beyond supporting our industry, supporting property rights, and helping to make Oklahoma the best place to practice real estate in the country. Many local and national outlets expecting high-turnout and results with razor-thin margins for many Oklahoma races. So, regardless of who you vote for, your voice matters!
As the state association, we focus on state Legislative races, statewide offices (like Governor, Lt. Governor, etc.), and making recommendations to the National Association of REALTORS® on the federal delegation (U.S. Senators and Members of Congress). Below, find the candidates that OAR & NAR has supported for office, BUT be sure to reach out to your local board if you have questions regarding any local or county-level elections.
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STATEWIDE RACES:
- Governor: Kevin Stitt
- Lt. Governor: Matt Pinnell
- Insurance Commissioner: Glen Mulready
- Labor Commissioner: Leslie Osborn
- Corporation Commissioner: Kim David
FEDERAL RACES:
- U.S. Senate: James Lankford
- U.S. Senate (Special): Markwayne Mullin
- CD-1 (Tulsa): Kevin Hern
- CD-2 (Eastern OK): Josh Brecheen
- CD-3 (Northern & Western OK): Frank Lucas
- CD-4 (Southwestern OK): Tom Cole
- CD-5 (Oklahoma City): Stephanie Bice
STATE LEGISLATIVE RACES:
- SD 2 (Claremore): Ally Seifried
- SD 6 (Durant): Sen. David Bullard
- SD 8 (Okmulgee): Sen. Roger Thompson
- SD 20 (Perry): Sen. Chuck Hall
- SD 22 (Edmond): Kristen Thompson
- SD 24 (Moore): Sen. Darrell Weaver
- SD 26 (Kingfisher): Sen. Darcy Jech
- SD 28 (Seminole): Grant Green
- SD 30 (Oklahoma City): Sen. Julia Kirt
- SD 32 (Lawton): Sen. John Michael Montgomery
- SD 34 (Owasso): Sen. J.J. Dossett
- SD 40 (Oklahoma City): Sen. Carri Hicks
- SD 42 (Midwest City): Sen. Brenda Stanley
- SD 44 (Oklahoma City): Sen. Michael Brooks
- SD 46 (Oklahoma City): Sen. Kay Floyd
- SD 48 (Oklahoma City): Sen. George Young
- HD 5 (Grove): Rep. Josh West
- HD 6 (Chelsea): Rep. Rusty Cornwell
- HD 7 (Miami): Rep. Steve Bashore
- HD 9 (Claremore): Rep. Mark Lepak
- HD 11 (Bartlesville): Rep. John Kane
- HD 12 (Coweta): Rep. Kevin McDugle
- HD 22 (Sulphur): Speaker Charles McCall
- HD 29 (Bristow): Majority Leader Kyle Hilbert
- HD 32 (Chandler): Rep. Kevin Wallace
- HD 34 (Stillwater): Rep. Trish Ranson
- HD 35 (Morrison): Rep. Ty Burns
- HD 37 (Ponca City): Rep. Ken Luttrell
- HD 38 (Ponca City): Rep. John Pfeiffer
- HD 46 (Norman): Rep. Jacob Rosecrants
- HD 50 (Yukon): Rep. Marcus McEntire
- HD 54 (South OKC): Rep. Kevin West
- HD 57 (Clinton): Rep. Anthony Moore
- HD 60 (Yukon): Rep. Rhonda Baker
- HD 63 (Walters): Rep. Trey Caldwell
- HD 64 (Lawton): Rep. Rande Worthen
- HD 65 (Lawton): Rep. Toni Hasenbeck
- HD 68 (Tulsa): Rep. Lonnie Sims
- HD 72 (Tulsa): Rep. Monroe Nichols
- HD 76 (Tulsa): Rep. Ross Ford
- HD 79 (Tulsa): Rep. Melissa Provenzano
- HD 81 (Edmond): Rep. Mike Osburn (2021 OAR Legislator of the Year)
- HD 83 (OKC): Rep. Eric Roberts
- HD 84 (Bethany): Rep. Tammy West
- HD 85 (Nichols Hills): Rep. Cyndi Munson
- HD 90 (West OKC): Rep. Jon Echols
- HD 92 (Downtown OKC): Rep. Forrest Bennett
- HD 94 (Del City): Rep. Andy Fugate
- HD 95 (Midwest City): Rep. Max Wolfley
- HD 100 (Bethany): Rep. Marilyn Stark
Each of the above candidates has been identified by the RPAC Trustees, in consultation with OAR staff, as REALTOR® Champions and solid supporters of property rights and the REALTOR® platform. The RPAC Trustees have voted to disburse more than $180,000 to state and federal candidates in the 2022 cycle.
Oklahoma REALTORS® continue to have the largest and most influential limited PAC in the state and our influence is felt every level: local, state and national. All the candidates we supported have so far won their primaries, and all are expected to advance out of the general election as well. However, there are some close races where we have added necessary support.
All of this is a reminder… your vote matters! Go out and support our candidates and help protect property rights on November 8th!
