Growing up in Noble gave Lisa Standridge a strong sense of community and work ethic deeply rooted in conservative values. From an early age, Lisa learned the importance of putting others first. That upbringing inspired her to raise a family, pursue a career as a healthcare professional, earn a Doctorate from the OU College of Pharmacy, launch several businesses, and create dozens of good paying jobs for fellow hard-working Oklahomans.

Senator Jonathan Wingard was born and raised in Ada on his grandparents’ dairy farm and attended Latta Public Schools. As part of a multigenerational farming family, he learned from a young age the value of hard work.

A recently retired veteran, Senator Wingard devoted nearly 19 years of his life to the Oklahoma Army National Guard. He was deployed numerous times on active-duty missions, including deployments to Kuwait and Afghanistan. While enlisted, he also participated in numerous active-duty missions across Oklahoma. 

Regina Goodwin, a native of Tulsa, grew up on historic Greenwood Avenue. After graduating from Booker T. Washington High School in 1980, she received a bachelor’s degree in fine arts from the University of Kansas, and completed master’s coursework in animation at Columbia College in Chicago, Illinois. Goodwin, a faithful member of North Peoria Church of Christ, grew up in a loving and community-oriented family. Her grandparents, Bethel and Harold Parker, Jeanne and Ed Goodwin, Sr., and parents Alquita and Ed Goodwin, Jr.

Dr. Julie McIntosh represents Senate District 3. She is a Christian, wife, mother of four, grandmother, family physician, and small business owner. Julie is married to Brad McIntosh, who is also a family physician. They live on a farm in wagoner county where they raise cattle, chickens, and bees.