Senator Julia Kirt was elected to the Oklahoma State Senate in 2018. Kirt represents District 30 including parts of northwest Oklahoma City, Bethany and Warr Acres.

During her first term, Kirt helped lead improvements in access to mental health treatment as a founding member and Co-Chair of the Legislative Mental Health Caucus. Senator Kirt also served as a Co-chair of the Waiting List Caucus, which connects families, services providers and lawmakers to move the needle toward robust, inclusive disability services. 

Brent is a fifth generation Oklahoman who was raised in Southwest Oklahoma. He grew up on the same farmland homesteaded by his great-grandfather before Oklahoma statehood.

After graduating from undergraduate studies at OSU, Brent attended OU College of Law and then obtained his LLM in Taxation from New York University. Brent chose to settle down in the Altus area and open a law practice there near his family’s wheat and cattle operation. His law practice is mainly focused on estate planning and tax law.

Senator Jech has deep roots in Oklahoma and his family has farmed here since statehood. He was born and raised east of Kingfisher. He attended first through eight grades at Big 4 School and graduated from Kingfisher High School. He attended Seminole State College and later graduated from Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

Senator Chuck Hall was elected to the Oklahoma State Senate in 2018. He represents Pawnee, Noble, Logan, Payne and Kingfisher counties.

Senator John Haste was born in Arkansas, raised in west Tennessee, and now lives in Broken Arrow. He attended the University of Tennessee at Martin. Previously, he was a senior vice president in the home furnishings industry.  In 2010, John received a pro tempore appointment to the Oklahoma State University Medical Authority and Trust, where he served as vice chair and chair.

Senator Carri Hicks is a mother, an educator, and a lifelong Oklahoman. The daughter of a public school teacher, Hicks graduated from Oklahoma City University. She earned her bachelor's degree in mass communications and political science. Hicks furthered her education at OCU by earning a master's degree with a focus on leadership management. She went on to work for United Way of Central Oklahoma and Saint Luke's United Methodist Church. Hicks developed skills in fundraising, advertising, and publishing throughout her career in the nonprofit sector.

Senate Majority Whip Bill Coleman is proud to represent Senate District 10, which covers all of Osage County, most of Kay County and a small portion of Tulsa County. He is a longtime Ponca City broadcaster and business owner.

He and his wife, Helen, live in Ponca City where he owns and operates Team Radio Marketing Group, which consists of nine radio stations in Ponca City and Stillwater. Helen is a financial adviser and school teacher.

Sen. Julie Daniels was elected to the State Senate in 2016. She is honored to represent the people of District 29, which includes Washington, Nowata and northern Rogers Counties. Daniels serves as an assistant majority leader and chairs the Rules Committee.  Her other committee assignments include Administrative Rules, Education, Finance, Health and Human Services, and Judiciary.

Senator Mary B. Boren was first elected to the Oklahoma State Senate in November 2018 and reelected in 2022. She represents the people living in District 16 which covers The University of Oklahoma and Norman in Cleveland County.

Senator Michael Brooks is a proud resident of Southwest Oklahoma City. His family has called South OKC home for four generations. Michael’s mother taught at Oklahoma City Community College, and his father worked for Oklahoma City Public Schools.