This story is part of our primary election coverage collection, which includes articles from Oklahoma Voice. The election will take place June 16, with early voting June 11-12.
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Jennifer Domenico
Raised in Stillwater, Jennifer Domenico is a small business owner who brings experience in finance. grants and auditing. If elected, she plans to focus on education, health care and tourism.
Gentner Drummond
A former fighter pilot, Gentner Drummond currently serves as Oklahoma's attorney general. If elected, he wants to lower the cost of living, address homelessness and mental health, work with tribal partners and fix rural roads.
Chip Keating
The son of former Gov. Frank Keating, Chip Keating is a former state trooper and served as Oklahoma's secretary of public safety. If elected, he said he'll support law enforcement, end cashless and low bail for violent and repeat offenders and clean the streets of homelessness.
Mike Mazzei
Mike Mazzei is a financial adviser and former state senator. If elected, he wants to eliminate property taxes for seniors and veterans, reform education and create a business environment that leads to more high paying jobs.
Charles McCall
Charles McCall, a fifth-generation Oklahoman from Atoka, is Oklahoma's longest-serving Speaker of the House. If elected, he plans to eliminate the state income tax and embrace President Donald Trump's America First vision.
Jake A. Merrick
Jake Merrick is a former Oklahoma state senator who hosts the Jake Merrick Show on the radio. If elected, he plans to abolish abortion, ban vaccine mandates and "stand against the LGBUTQ+++ agenda" to preserve traditional family values and parental rights.
Leisa Mitchell Haynes
Leisa Mitchell Haynes has been a small business owner and city and main street manager. If elected, she'll prioritize restoring infrastructure, education reforms and protecting vulnerable communities, which include Indigenous tribes.
Kenneth Sturgell
Kenneth Sturgell, of Goldsby, said he will put God first, family second and country third. If elected, he will oppose abortion, fight for Second Amendment rights, work with churches to address homelessness, and oppose mandatory vaccines.
Calup Anthony Taylor
Calup Anthony Taylor, of Broken Bow, says if elected, he'll help Oklahomans without health insurance access care, aid children who can't afford college, lower the cost of living and allocate more money to counties to fix local roadways.
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