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Oklahoma House and Senate Interactive Tracker

People. Policy. Progress.

Search all 149 legislative districts by member, party, county, ZIP code, committee, leadership role, House legislative assistant, Senate executive assistant or election information.

Chamber Balance

House
101 districts
Senate
48 districts
Total Districts
149
Vacancies
—
House Members
—
Senators
—
Republicans
—
Democrats
—

Legislator Directory

Browse both chambers together or narrow by chamber, party, county and role.

Oklahoma House of Representatives

101 districts · member, county, contact, leadership and election reference.

District Explorer

Oklahoma State Senate

48 districts · member, county coverage, contact, leadership and election reference.

District Explorer

Oklahoma Government

Executive Branch

Statewide elected executive officers, the Governor’s cabinet and senior executive leadership, built from official Oklahoma government sources.

Oklahoma Executive Branch

The Oklahoma Constitution vests the state’s supreme executive power in the Governor. Oklahoma also elects multiple independent statewide executive officers, while the Governor appoints cabinet secretaries and many executive-agency leaders. The cabinet system may contain no more than 15 cabinet areas.

Research snapshot updated October 12, 2026 · Official-source links are included throughout.
Statewide Officeholders
11
Corporation Commissioners
3
Max Cabinet Areas
15
Governor
Kevin Stitt

Statewide Elected Executive Officials

Current holders of Oklahoma’s statewide elected executive offices. Corporation Commission seats have staggered six-year terms.

28 executive officials / leaders shown
Party affiliation: shown when supported by a current or recent official Oklahoma election/government source. Appointed cabinet and executive staff are not assigned a party unless an authoritative public source identifies one.
Election-cycle reference: Oklahoma State Election Board Terms of Office. Most statewide executive offices shown above have four-year terms and appear on the 2026 ballot; Corporation Commission terms are staggered. Open official Terms of Office ↗

Governor’s Cabinet

Current cabinet leadership identified through Governor’s Office and executive-agency sources, with newer official announcements used where they supersede older roster information.

Health Cabinet Transition

Health & Mental Health leadership

Clay Bullard announced in July 2026 that he was returning to the private sector. Governor Stitt appointed State Chief Financial Officer Aaron Morris as interim director of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority. A later official announcement naming a replacement Cabinet Secretary of Health was not located during this research pass, so this page does not present an unverified successor.

Official transition announcement ↗

Senior Executive Leadership & Advisors

Governor’s Office chief advisors and major statewide executive-management roles.

ABC’s of Oklahoma

Agencies, Boards and Commissions of Oklahoma — an interactive directory built from the official State of Oklahoma agency roster.

124 agencies, boards and commissions shown
Directory names and agency numbers follow the official Oklahoma government Agency Overview roster. Select any entry to open its government information panel.
Official Oklahoma Agency Directory ↗
Geographic Legislature View

Oklahoma Legislative District Maps

These two maps use official Oklahoma legislative district polygon services. Districts are colored by the party of the current officeholder in this tracker. Click any district to open that legislator's information panel.

Oklahoma House Districts

101 House districts · click a district to open the Representative profile.

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The official GIS boundary service could not be reached. The House District Explorer remains available on the Oklahoma House page.
Official district geometry source: Oklahoma state GIS political-boundary service.

Oklahoma Senate Districts

48 Senate districts · click a district to open the Senator profile.

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The official GIS boundary service could not be reached. The Senate District Explorer remains available on the Oklahoma Senate page.
Official district geometry source: Oklahoma state GIS political-boundary service.

Leadership & Committee Chairs

Leadership and committee-chair entries across both chambers.

Quick Reference

Quick Legislative Facts

A growing reference page for structural facts about the Oklahoma Legislature. The first section covers legislative terms, election cycles and the statewide legislative service limit.

Oklahoma House of Representatives

House Terms & Election Cycle

2
Years per term
101
House seats
All 101 House seats are elected at the same time every two years. House members therefore serve concurrent two-year terms, with the entire chamber on the regular election cycle in each even-numbered election year.
Oklahoma State Senate

Senate Terms & Election Cycle

4
Years per term
48
Senate seats
Senators serve four-year terms on a staggered cycle. The 48 districts are divided between two election classes, so approximately half of the Senate is regularly elected every two years rather than all 48 seats being elected at once.
Legislative Service Limit

12-Year Cumulative Limit

12
Cumulative years
House + Senate
Combined service
Oklahoma's constitutional legislative term limit is based on cumulative service in the Legislature, not a separate 12-year allowance for each chamber. House and Senate service count together toward the 12-year lifetime legislative limit, subject to the Constitution's treatment of partial terms used to fill vacancies.
House2-year terms
Every 2 YearsAll House seats
Senate4-year terms
Every 2 YearsAbout half the Senate
Senate Calendar

2027 Oklahoma Senate Legislative Calendar

1st Regular Session of the 61st Oklahoma Legislature. These dates are drawn from the official Oklahoma Senate calendar.
Dec 4
Bill Request Deadline
Jan 5
Organizational Day 12:00 pm
Jan 14
Bill Introduction Deadline 4:00 pm
Feb 1
Session Begins 12:00 pm
Mar 25
Third Reading in House of Origin Deadline
May 6
Third Reading in Opposite House Deadline
May 28
Sine Die Adjournment 5:00 pm
Open Official Senate Calendar ↗
House Calendar

2027 Oklahoma House Legislative Deadlines

The First Regular Session of the 61st Oklahoma Legislature follows the House procedure schedule below.
Dec 4
Bill Request Deadline
Jan 5
Organizational Day 12:00 noon
Jan 14
Bill Introduction Deadline No later than 4:00 p.m.
Feb 1
First Day of the First Regular Session 12:00 noon
Mar 25
Third Reading Deadline for a Bill or Joint Resolution in the House of Origin
May 6
Third Reading Deadline for a Bill or Joint Resolution in the Opposite House
May 28
Sine Die Adjournment Not later than 5:00 p.m.
House-specific notes:
• Only House Bills and House Joint Resolutions are subject to the House request and filing deadline dates shown above.
• House Concurrent Resolutions and House Resolutions may be requested and filed at any time until sine die adjournment.
• A measure may be exempted from cutoff dates by a two-thirds vote of the membership of both houses.
Open Official House Legislative Deadlines ↗

How Oklahoma’s Executive Branch Works

Quick structural reference from Oklahoma government sources.

Governor
The Governor is Oklahoma’s chief executive. Duties include ensuring state laws are faithfully executed, submitting budget recommendations, signing or vetoing legislation, filling many vacancies by appointment, and serving as commander in chief of the state militia.
Lieutenant Governor
The Lieutenant Governor is independently elected, serves as President of the Oklahoma State Senate, and serves on multiple constitutional boards and commissions.
Independent Statewide Officers
Oklahoma separately elects the Attorney General, Treasurer, Auditor & Inspector, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Commissioner of Labor, Insurance Commissioner, and three Corporation Commissioners.
Cabinet System
The Governor organizes executive agencies into cabinet areas and appoints cabinet secretaries. State law limits the cabinet system to no more than 15 cabinet areas; many appointments require Senate confirmation.
Secretary of State
The Secretary of State records and maintains executive, legislative and other official state actions and also oversees functions including administrative rules, business filings, initiative and referendum petitions, public meeting notices and other statutory duties.
Executive Agencies
Oklahoma’s executive branch includes departments, agencies, boards, commissions and authorities. Many are led by gubernatorial appointees or governing boards, while several major offices are independently elected statewide.

Sources & Methodology

Updated directly from the workbook, including county and headshot sources.

Official Executive Branch Resources

Primary Oklahoma government pages for verification and deeper research.

Governor of Oklahoma
Governor’s Office, executive orders, budget priorities, appointments and news.
Governor.ok.gov ↗
Governor’s Chief Advisors
Public roster of cabinet secretaries and senior advisors maintained by the Governor’s Office.
Chief Advisors ↗
Lieutenant Governor
Official office of Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell.
Lt. Governor ↗
Attorney General
Official Oklahoma Attorney General website.
Attorney General ↗
Secretary of State
Executive functions, administrative rules, business filings and official state records.
Secretary of State ↗
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Current commissioners, meetings and regulatory information.
Corporation Commission ↗
State Election Board
Official election calendars, candidate information and terms of office.
State Election Board ↗
State Agencies
Oklahoma.gov directory and government-service access point for executive agencies, boards and commissions.
Oklahoma Government ↗

Legislative Reference Key

Party, chamber, and leadership terminology used throughout the House and Senate pages.

Executive Reference Key

Oklahoma’s statewide executive offices, Governor’s Cabinet positions, and senior executive leadership.

This key is limited to executive officials and offices, Governor’s Cabinet positions, and senior executive leadership. Agencies, boards, and commissions are maintained separately on the interactive ABC’s of Oklahoma page.

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