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Oklahoma: State Senate

Members of the Oklahoma State Senate, 1907-2018 (May be incomplete!)

Blank district: J. C. Little 1907-08 J. W. Elmer Thomas 1907-20 Joseph B. Thompson 1910-13 John H. Burford 1912-15 O. W. Killam 1915-18 Wilburn Cartwright 1919-22 William J. Holloway 1919-26 William G. Stigler 1924-32 William J. Otjen 1925-32 George H. Jennings, Sr. 1930 Ross Rizley 1931-34 Bower Slack Broaddus 1935-38 Felix Wesley Church 1937-39 Raymond Gary 1941-54 John H. Jarman, Jr. 1949-50 Fred R. Harris 1956-64 Tom Woodrow Payne 1957-74 Dewey F. Bartlett 1962-66 James M. Inhofe 1969-77 Byron Lee Cate, Sr. 1973-86 Wes Watkins 1975-76 Timothy D. Leonard 1979-88 Don Nickles 1979-80 Tom Cole 1988-91 Brad Henry 1990 Steve Russell 2008-12
6th District: Josh Brecheen 2011-
15th District: Jed Johnson 1925-26
17th District: Jed Johnson 1920-27

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1924: William T. Pheiffer (Rep), defeated.

1939: Felix Wesley Church, died in office.

1974 Apr 17: Tom Woodrow Payne, died in office.

2004 Nov 2: Charles Wyrick (Dem), elected; Pat Jurgensmeyer (Rep), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Stratton Taylor (Dem), elected; Carol Hall (Rep), defeated. Kenneth Corn (Dem), elected; Thomas E. Lannigan (Rep), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Jerry Ellis (Dem), elected; Patrick K. Miller (Rep), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Jay Paul Gumm (Dem), elected; Stuart Rustin (Rep), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Richard C. Lerblance (Dem), elected; Kenny Sherrill (Rep), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Earl Garrison (Dem), elected; Penny Kampf (Rep), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: J. Berry Harrison (Dem), elected; Ron Z. Dobbs (Rep), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Judy Eason McIntyre (Dem), elected; Lawrence Kirkpatrick, defeated. Susan Paddack (Dem), elected; Karroll G. Rhoads (Rep), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Johnnie C. Crutchfield (Dem), elected; Amy Stewart-Smith (Rep), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Jonathan Nichols (Rep), elected; Lisa Pryor (Dem), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Jonathan Nichols (Rep), elected; Diane M. Drum (Dem), defeated. Charlie Laster (Dem), elected; Donald Rominger, Jr. (Rep), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Kevin A. Easley (Dem), elected; Neil Jensen (Rep), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Patrick Anderson (Rep), elected; Jim States (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: David Myers (Rep), elected; Tom Leonard (Dem), defeated; Den Coates, defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Michael Morgan (Dem), elected; Chuck Brewer (Rep), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Jim Halligan (Rep), elected; Bob Murphy (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Ron Justice (Rep), elected; Marilyn Feaver (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Daisy Lawler (Dem), elected; Carol Martin (Rep), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Owen Laughlin (Rep), elected; H. Kathy Moore (Dem), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Bryce Marlatt (Rep), elected; Bowdy E. Peach (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Harry Coates (Rep), elected; Jim Walker (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: John Ford (Rep), elected; Alan Gentges (Dem), defeated. Don Barrington (Rep), elected; Craig Hale (Dem), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Don Barrington (Rep), elected; Keith Erwin (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Randy Bass (Dem), elected; Kenneth E. Easton (Rep), defeated. Tom Adelson (Dem), elected; Dewey F. Bartlett, Jr. (Rep), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Tom Adelson (Dem), elected; Gary A. Casey (Rep), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Randy Brogdon (Rep), elected; Mary Jane Tinkler (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Nancy Riley (Rep), elected; Dan Giddens (Dem), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Dan Newberry (Rep), elected; Nancy C. Riley (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Brian A. Crain (Rep), elected; Michael A. Shiflet, defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Cliff Branan (Rep), elected; Steve Harry (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Clark Jolley (Rep), elected; James H. Buxton (Dem), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Clark Jolley (Rep), elected; David Taylor (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Cliff Aldridge (Rep), elected; Joe P. Smith (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Jim Reynolds (Rep), elected; Scott Inman (Dem), defeated.

2008 Nov 4: Jim Reynolds (Rep), elected; David Boren (Dem), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Todd Lamb (Rep), elected; Adam E. Miller (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Angela Monson (Dem), elected; Earnest Revanelle (Rep), defeated.

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