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contents A Message From the Chairman.........................2 Legislative Agenda............................................3 Joint Legislative Agenda....................................8 Greater Oklahoma City Chamber PAC..............11 Legislative Action Center................................12 Oklahoma Prosperity Project...........................13 RIED Scores....................................................14 Elected Officials Directory...............................16 Chamber Leadership.......................................34

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a message from

The Chairman

With a new year comes a new legislative session and new opportunities to create an even more business-friendly environment in Oklahoma. We enter this year’s legislative session with a new governor and many new legislators.

This will undoubtedly present opportunities and challenges, Carl Edwards but I’m certain that if we 2011 Chamber Chairman remain focused on our priorities and work together toward their success, we will see significant progress made.

While the Chamber is the voice for the business community at the capitol, the individual voices of our members are invaluable when it comes to pursuing our efforts. There are a number of ways you can help us ensure that our voice is heard.

Through the Chamber’s Legislative Action Center, www.LegislativeActionCenter.net, you have access to the current issues and legislation being discussed at the capitol.

Communicating with our elected officials is key to making our

voice heard, and the Legislative Action Center makes it easy to call, mail, e-mail or visit your elected officials.

Last year, the Chamber took its involvement at the capitol a step further with the creation of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Political Action Committee (Greater OKC Chamber PAC). Through the PAC, we are able to support candidates for elected office who share the Chamber’s vision for creating a business-friendly city.

In 2010, the PAC supported 22 candidates – with 21 of those candidates elected to office.

I hope you’ll take a closer look at each of the avenues of involvement, and see how you can play a part in our efforts.

Through a concerted grassroots effort, I’m certain we can continue to have a positive impact on the important work done at the capitol.

Sincerely,

Carl Edwards Chairman, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Partner, Price Edwards & Company

Chamber Government Relations Staff

Mark VanLandingham Vice President Government Relations & Policy mvanlandingham@okcchamber.com

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Derek Sparks Government Relations Manager dsparks@okcchamber.com

True Wallace Government Relations Project Manager twallace@okcchamber.com

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Drew Dugan Vice President Education & Workforce ddugan@okcchamber.com

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Workers’ Compensation Reform Incremental change to the workers’ compensation system in Oklahoma in the past has not provided the changes needed to adequately protect Oklahoma businesses and maintain our state’s competitive position for economic development.

AGENDA

economic development incentives are revenue positive, meaning that they provide net new revenue to the state. The Chamber supports a number of incentive programs that have positioned the state to compete well for capital investment and job creation of primary job or traded sector firms.

The Chamber supports the state’s premier incentives, which help to differentiate Oklahoma from competing locations. We feel they cannot be eliminated/diminished without calling into question our reputation as a probusiness and economic development state.

The Chamber supports an overall restructuring of the state’s workers’ compensation system to: • Produce lower cost to Oklahoma employers.

• Be more responsive to injured workers in a spirit of fairness.

• Streamline the process to eliminate delay and waste.

Lawsuit Reform The Chamber supports major lawsuit reform, including: • Elimination of joint and several liability • Hard cap on non-economic damages • Class action lawsuit reform • Product liability reform • Legislation appropriating money to the Indemnity Fund to purchase insurance to pay non-economical damage awards in excess of $400,000 in professional negligence cases.

Economic Development Business Incentives The economic growth Oklahoma has experienced over the last decade, as well as the state’s economic resilience during the recent recession, is due in no small part to the effectiveness of Oklahoma’s business climate and incentives. Most of Oklahoma’s

• Retain the Quality Jobs Act (and the Small Employer Quality Jobs Act) • Retain the 21st Century Quality Jobs Act • Reinstate the Aerospace (engineer) Employer & Employee Tax Credit programs • Retain the Prime Contractor Quality Jobs Program • Retain the Film & Music Profit Reinvestment Tax Credit and Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate programs The Chamber also supports the state’s foundational incentives – which are basic incentives offered by virtually every other state and competing location. Without these programs Oklahoma will not be considered a viable location by most manufacturing, warehouse and distribution firms. Some of these programs, however, could be modified in such a way that local, regional and state governments could recover their “cost of services” while still offering significant value to a new or expanding firm.

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• The 5-year ad valorem tax abatement and sales tax exemptions on facilities, equipment, inputs and energy used in manufacturing and warehouse & distribution operations • The Freeport (inventory) Exemption • The Investment/New Jobs Income Tax Credit Programs The Chamber also recommends the continuation of several industry specific incentives to support the growth and development of industries important to Oklahoma’s economic future.

• The Oklahoma Quality Events Act • Tax credit for gas used in manufacturing • Tax credit for electricity generated by zero-emission facilities • Tax credit for qualified rehabilitation expenditure for historic buildings • Tax credit for energy efficient residential construction • Sales tax exemption & refund for aircraft repairs and modifications • Sales tax exemption & refund for aircraft maintenance or manufacturing facility • Excise tax on aircraft services Research and Development The Chamber supports funding for programs currently managed

by OCAST. The Chamber will oppose all efforts to unreasonably restrict the continued development of the state’s bioscience and research programs and will support efforts to foster an environment that is conducive to further research.

Liquor Laws The Chamber will work with all significant stakeholders to examine the consequences and benefits of changing the state’s liquor laws to allow the sale of wine in grocery stores (and other changes).

EDGE Fund The Chamber advocates protecting the EDGE endowment fund from being eliminated or borrowed from, and supports identifying a 4

permanent funding source that will ultimately allow the EDGE Fund to reach $1 billion.

Health Care Mandates The Chamber opposes new health insurance mandates and liability that will undermine an employer’s ability to provide quality health insurance at a reasonable cost to employees.

Uninsured The Chamber supports programs and initiatives that work to reduce the number of the state’s uninsured.

Medicaid The Chamber supports a long-term solution, such as a provider fee, to address full reimbursement funding for Medicaid services provided by hospitals to the federal upper payment limit and no less than 100% of Medicare rates for physicians.

The Chamber opposes fees that are unreasonably burdensome on Oklahoma businesses, such as the 1% access tax on health claims that was enacted in 2010, and later declared unconstitutional.

Wellness The Chamber supports state wellness and prevention programs that serve to improve the health of Oklahoma citizens.

The Chamber supports the repeal of state pre-emption laws in an effort to increase the wellness of Oklahomans, therefore decreasing the cost of health care.

Workforce The Chamber supports incentives and appropriate funding of state medical schools to enhance the number of Primary Care Physicians and Allied Health professionals in rural and underserved urban areas.

We also supports closing the tax loophole on smokeless tobacco to fully fund the state’s physician student loan repayment program.

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Transportation The Chamber will work with the Congressional Delegation, ODOT, and the City of Oklahoma City to secure the funding necessary to complete the Downtown Boulevard by 2014.

The Chamber will advocate for funding and completion of the Lincoln/Byers project to connect Bricktown to the Oklahoma River and Boathouse Row by 2011.

We will advocate for funding and completion of the I-40 Crosstown realignment mainline by 2012.

Federal Issues The Chamber supports improving health care quality, coverage, and affordability without imposing new mandates and/or taxes on business. Therefore, the Chamber opposes a single-payer government-run/public option or health care system with government mandates.

The Chamber believes that employers drive innovation in health benefits and that market-driven health reforms are the best approach to reducing costs while promoting efficiency, wellness, and quality of care.

Immigration Reform The Chamber opposes illegal immigration. We support an improved immigration process that promotes the ability of students and workers/employees to enter the United States lawfully and allows employers to accurately verify the status of employees through a federal database.

The Chamber believes that immigration policy should be set by the federal government and supports comprehensive reform at that level. Accordingly, the Chamber opposes additional immigration reform at the state level.

American Indian Cultural Center and Museum (AICCM) We support legislation to allow issuance of state revenue bonds to match privately-raised funds to ensure the timely completion of the AICCM.

The Chamber will advocate for funding and completion of the teardown of the elevated portion of the existing I-40 Crosstown to make way for the Downtown Boulevard by 2013.

The Chamber will advocate for completion of the I-235/Harrison /10th street ramp access improvements by 2011.

Federal Highway Trust Fund The Chamber will work with ODOT, the City of Oklahoma City and our Congressional Delegation to secure a permanent funding solution for the Federal Highway Trust Fund, and ensure Oklahoma does not revert back to its former status as a donor state. The Chamber also supports the reauthorization of the multi-year Surface Transportation Act. Major Interchanges The Chamber will advocate for funding and completing work on major interchanges located at I-44 and Broadway Extension, I-240 and I-35 (Crossroads) as well as the necessary improvements to S.H. 74 (north of Lake Hefner Parkway).

Transit The Chamber will support continued dialogue on transit programs that will best serve the long-term interests of the central Oklahoma region, including: • COTPA’s 2005 Fixed Guideway Transit Study (including alternative analysis process) • ACOG’s Regional Transit Dialogue Committee to identify regional transit alternatives/solutions for central Oklahoma • Amending state law to facilitate the development of improved transit in central OK

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Quiet Zones We will work with the City of Oklahoma City to establish a Railroad Quiet Zone on the BNSF mainline running through downtown Oklahoma City, and to establish split grade crossings in other parts of the metro area to facilitate safety and expedite transportation.

Legislative Funding We support recent efforts made to secure transportation funding and will seek to preserve and protect ODOT’s 8-year plan.

Alternative Transportation The Chamber encourages the construction of sidewalks and bike lanes where appropriate to facilitate safer travel by bicyclists and motorists.

Regional Issues The Chamber will continue to foster the development of the Central Oklahoma Regional Advocacy Alliance (CORAA). The Alliance, made up of local chamber and business leadership in the central Oklahoma area, will develop and implement a public policy agenda that addresses regional issues critical to central Oklahoma, including air quality, transportation and transit, long-term water supply, education and support of Tinker Air Force Base.

Education & Workforce Development Teacher Performance (Due Process Reform) The Chamber supports removing restrictions on a school district’s ability to terminate bad or low performing employees, as well as those who engage in inappropriate behavior and actions, by removing the right to a trial de novo, and allow for accountable at will employment in Oklahoma schools.

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Transformational Education Reform Oklahoma should create an in-state competitive grant program to fund innovative programs that will improve performance.

Higher Education The Chamber supports higher education funding as growth revenue is available and support leaving the tuition-setting authority with the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.

We support finding a solution to help the state meet the financial commitment to the Endowed Chairs program which provides state funding to match private contributions for teaching and research professorships.

Expansion of School Choice and Charter Schools We support legislative and administrative reforms that create innovative solutions to charter school infrastructure funding obstacles.

Enable Partnerships with Early Childhood Programs The Chamber encourages all districts in the region to implement all-day pre-kindergarten and kindergarten for every child. In order to create classroom space, schools must create partnerships with local businesses and non-profit groups, bringing about liability issues. We support legislation that will protect partners from unnecessary risk.

Curriculum Standards and Graduation Requirements The Chamber supports aggressive and full implementation of the K-12 Common Core Standards adopted in 2010 and particularly encourages the adoption of higher math standards.

The Chamber opposes weakening graduation requirements or curriculum standards, and opposes actions that reduce the rigor of the testing system.

Teacher Salaries - Pay for Performance The Chamber will continue to support creating competitive salary and benefits for teachers based on improved student performance.

We support aggressive implementation of the Teacher and Leader Evaluation (TLE) system which ties evaluation to student performance, changes the definition of tenure and creates an incentive pay system.

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Student Records Systems The Chamber supports aggressive implementation of a uniform, statewide student records system.

Increased Instruction Time The Chamber believes it is important to increase the amount of time spent on classroom instruction and supports increasing the number of instructional days beyond the currently required 175 days. We also support implementation of strategies to help schools utilize time more efficiently and increase the time spent “on-task.”

Improved Teacher Preparation The Chamber supports implementation of programs that will improve the education of teachers and provide additional “real world experience” to teachers before they enter the workforce.

Incentives for Excellence in Teaching We support reinstatement of state scholarships for teachers who pursue National Board Certification, as well as the $5,000 annual stipend to newly-certified teachers. Both were placed under a twoyear moratorium in 2011.

Higher Education – Campus Safety The Chamber continues to oppose efforts to permit the carrying of concealed weapons on college campuses.

Higher Education – Oklahoma’s Promise We oppose legislation that would change the focus of OK Promise and reduce the number of students eligible to participate.

Online Education The Chamber supports changes to curriculum and academic requirements that will allow more students to earn academic credit via online courses, but only if online education providers

meet academic content and rigor requirements similar to those of public schools in the state.

Support for Career Tech System The Chamber supports enhancement and development of Career Tech programming, including high school dropout recovery, school credit recovery, career academies, and specialized education and technical training for targeted industry.

Support for the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics The Chamber supports adequate funding levels so OSSM can remain a center of excellence in Oklahoma. Also, the Chamber will oppose efforts that would require OSSM students to pay for portions of their tuition or room and board, as this would create a barrier for some students to attend.

Eminent Domain The Chamber will actively monitor all eminent domain legislation and work to prevent any changes that would negatively impact central Oklahoma’s economic development.

Environment Clean Air The Chamber will work with the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) and other regional and state environmental stakeholders to address the EPA’s ozone requirements. Although Central Oklahoma is currently still in attainment of the strict ozone standards, a non-attainment designation could result in significant restrictions that would impede regional economic development.

Clean Water The Chamber will work with the City of Oklahoma City to support the availability of a long-term water supply for central Oklahoma.

The Chamber will continue to monitor the development and completion of the state comprehensive water plan.

Tax Increment Financing and Business Improvement Districts We will work to protect the current laws on tax increment financing to ensure its continuing viability as an economic development tool. The Chamber will also monitor any efforts to change the laws relating to business improvement districts.

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OKC & Tulsa Joint Legislative

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The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber recognizes the benefits of partnerships when working to represent the business community and create a pro-business climate statewide. In 2011, the Chamber will work together with the Tulsa Metro Chamber in lobbying the State Legislature on the following issues.

AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURAL CENTER & MUSEUM / OKLAHOMA MUSEUM OF MUSIC & POP CULTURE

Liquor Laws The Chambers will work with all significant stakeholders to examine the consequences and benefits of updating the state’s liquor laws, including allowing the sale of wine in grocery stores.

OCAST The Chambers support funding for programs currently managed

by OCAST (Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology).

EDUCATION

The Chambers support maximizing private donations by supporting a state bond issue for capital investment in the American Indian Cultural Center and the Oklahoma Museum of Music and Popular Culture in addition to other cultural, historical and entertainment venues in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa regions.

The Chambers support removing restrictions on a school district’s ability to terminate bad or low performing employees, as well as those who engage in inappropriate behavior and actions, by removing the right to a trial de novo, and allow for accountable, at-will employment in Oklahoma schools.

DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMY & TAXES Bioscience & Research The Chambers will oppose all efforts to unreasonably restrict the continued development of the state’s bioscience and research programs and will support efforts to foster an environment that is conducive to further research.

EDGE Endowment Fund The Chambers advocate protecting the EDGE (Economic Development Generating Excellence) endowment fund from being eliminated or borrowed from, and support indentifying a permanent funding source that will ultimately allow the EDGE Fund to reach $1 billion.

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The Chambers believe Oklahoma should create an instate competitive program that allows local districts to apply for funding of new and innovative programs that will improve performance and accountability.

ENERGY The Chambers support policies that encourage energy development in a regulatory environment that creates more business certainty, promotes job creation and encourages economic growth for all domestic energy sources.

The Chambers support increasing CNG infrastructure statewide.

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HEALTHCARE The Chambers support a Hospital Provider Fee to allow the state to obtain the (approximately) 3:1 federal matching dollars necessary to fund the state’s Medicaid program, to achieve the Upper Payment Limit (UPL) for hospitals and to provide durable, consistent and predictable funding for Medicaid and indigent care providers.

The Chambers oppose new health insurance mandates and liability that will undermine an employer’s ability to provide quality health insurance at a reasonable cost to employers.

The Chambers support the repeal of state pre-emption laws in an effort to increase the wellness of Oklahomans and decrease the cost of health care.

The Chambers support closing the tax loophole on smokeless tobacco to fully fund the state’s physician student loan repayment program.

The Chambers advocate for the funding of the medical home model for primary healthcare as provided by the Federally Qualified Healthcare Centers (like Morton and Community Health Connection); support residency training at the FQHC’s (Teaching Health Centers Program) and National Health Service Corps Expansion to cover medical school loan payback through FQHC service.

IMMIGRATION The Chambers oppose illegal immigration. The Chambers support an improved immigration process that promotes the ability of students and workers/employees to enter the United States

lawfully and allows employers to accurately verify the status of employees through a federal database. The Chambers believe that immigration policy should be set by the federal government and support comprehensive reform at that level. Accordingly, the Chambers oppose additional immigration reform at the state level.

LAWSUIT REFORM The Chambers support major lawsuit reform, including: • Elimination of joint and several liability • Hard cap on non-economic damages • Class action lawsuit reform • Product liability reform • Legislation appropriating money to the Indemnity Fund to purchase insurance to pay non-economical damage awards in excess of $400,000 in professional negligence cases.

TAX CREDITS AND INCENTIVES The Chambers support reinstatement of the aerospace and other effective tax incentives. The Chambers support the legislature’s protection of effective tax credits and elimination of ineffective tax credits through a process of annual review.

The Chambers support incentives to attract new businesses to Oklahoma. The Chambers will guard against attempts to change, sunset or repeal existing business incentives such as the Quality Jobs Act, the 21st Century Quality Jobs Act, the Ad Valorem Reimbursement Fund and the Quality Investment Act. The Chambers support additional transparency on incentive and tax credit programs to generate increased confidence and bring accountability to those programs.

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TRANSPORTATION

FEDERAL

The Chambers support recent efforts made by the state legislature to secure transportation funding and will seek to preserve and protect ODOT’s 8-year plan.

Tax Cut Extension The Chambers support extension of the federal tax reductions enacted in 2001 and 2003.

Gilcrease Expressway The Chambers support the building of the Gilcrease Expressway and bridge through any funding mechanism available in order to expedite this long overdue transportation system; a partnership with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and the Oklahoma Department of Transportation may be beneficial.

Card Check Opposition The Chambers support the right of workers to voluntarily join unions under fair and democratic rules. They oppose initiatives that would upset the balance of the National Labor Relations Act, including union-backed proposals to abolish secret ballot elections in favor of card check majorities for union recognition. (Employee Free Choice Act, EFCA or “card check”).

Existing Road Funding The Chambers will work to defend all existing road funding; prevent any diversion of monies; and support increased funding for transportation by developing an adequate, comprehensive funding strategy to broaden the sources of funds and increase the total amount going to transportation statewide.

Cap and Trade Opposition The Chambers oppose cap and trade legislation, a carbon tax, or similar “carbon” legislation that leads to higher energy costs for businesses and results in private sector job losses.

EPA Emission Standards The Chambers support the adoption of a more reasonable time frame for the implementation of the new more stringent ozone emission standard.

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION REFORM Incremental change to the workers’ compensation system in Oklahoma in the past, while producing some benefit to Oklahoma employers, has not solved the problem of competitiveness in economic development.

The Chambers support an overall restructuring of the state’s workers’ compensation system to: • Produce lower cost to Oklahoma employers.

• Be more responsive to injured workers in a spirit of fairness.

• Streamline the process to eliminate delay and waste.

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High Speed Rail The Chambers support ODOT’s feasibility study of high speed/ commuter rail service between Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

Intermodal Transportation The Chambers support the development of an intermodal transportation system, including streets, transit, express buses, ports, airports, and rail.

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chamber pac

Since the birth of the state, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber has been the voice of business for Oklahoma City. In 2010, your Chamber took a step to make that voice stronger by creating the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Political Action Committee (Greater OKC Chamber PAC).

Every business in Greater Oklahoma City, no matter the size, shares in the successes and failures of the state’s economic policy. There is only one group that exists solely to further the goals of Greater Oklahoma City’s business community – The Greater OKC Chamber PAC.

It is difficult for individuals to have a relationship with every state official. However, when members of the business community come together through the Greater OKC Chamber PAC, the collective voice grows louder and the business community’s impact on the outcome of elections can be increased. Elections have consequences and it is up to business leaders to ensure that the business community’s voice is heard by those leading our state.

The Greater OKC Chamber PAC is the only fund that aggressively pursues the election and re-election of candidates who take a stand for Oklahoma City’s key business issues such as: • Economic Development • Workers’ Compensation Reform • New Business Development • Lawsuit Reform • Transportation Funding for Oklahoma City area projects • Improving Oklahoma Education Systems • and many others

It is vital for the success of local businesses and the future of the community that the Greater Oklahoma City business community has an effective lobbying effort at the Oklahoma State Capitol. A strong political action committee will lead to a stronger influence from Oklahoma City’s business community through the election of candidates who support the business community’s priority issues. A strong business climate is imperative for the region’s continued growth, and by electing business-friendly candidates to Oklahoma’s government, there is an opportunity to further strengthen our region.

For more information about the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber PAC, contact Mark VanLandingham at mvanlandingham@okcchamber.com or 297-8925.

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www.LegislativeActionCenter.net

GET INVOLVED. MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Every member of the business community can make a difference at the capitol by personally communicating with their legislators and encouraging others to do the same. Even a few letters, e-mails or phone calls can sway a vote. When you hear that an issue important to your business is under consideration, please do not hesitate to contact your elected officials.

Communicating with your legislators is quick and simple. The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber’s Legislative Action Center, www.LegislativeActionCenter.net, provides all you need to make your voice heard.

Call.

Pick up the phone and call your legislator at their office. Be sure to leave a message if they’re unavailable.

Mail.

Using business or personal letterhead, send your legislator a letter expressing your concerns over issues.

E-mail.

You can send an e-mail directly to your legislator through www.LegislativeActionCenter.net.

Visit.

Schedule an appointment to sit down and talk to your legislator face-to-face.

The key to creating a more business-friendly environment in Oklahoma rests in bringing the voice of the business community to the state capitol.

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KEEPING VOTERS INFORMED The outcome of local, as well as national, races on Election Day impacts Oklahoma business.

Every day, Oklahoma’s state legislators make decisions about our economy, health care, education, taxes and more. These decisions affect our companies’ abilities to grow and compete.

Every vote counts when it comes to Election Day. That’s why the Prosperity Project, a non-partisan organization, provides Oklahoma employers with tools to help educate their employees about critical election issues and candidates that affect their future. The goal is to motivate citizens to take an active role in state and federal elections by partnering with Oklahoma employers, chambers of commerce, trade associations and other organizations to ensure accurate, non-partisan information is distributed.

“The individuals elected to our state legislature will make important decisions regarding our economy and the ways in which we do business,” said Brad Krieger, Vice Chair, Government

Relations for the Chamber and Arvest Bank. “As citizens, we have a responsibility to vote. Moreover, as active participants of the business community, we must act on that responsibility to continue to create opportunities for our state.”

More than 2,200 Oklahoma companies and organizations, representing more than 600,000 voters, participated in the 2010 Prosperity Project. Nearly 112,000 voter registration forms and more than 42,000 early voting applications were downloaded from the Prosperity Project website.

Research shows that employees want information from their employers on election issues and candidates that affect their jobs.

And, once informed, they will vote in record numbers.

The project’s website, www.okprosperity.com, is a vital resource for voters who are looking to get informed on the candidates and the issues. With access to voter guides, information on absentee and early voting, voters can ensure they are informed before they head to the polls.

For more information on the Prosperity Project or to sign up to receive free election education toolkits for this year’s election, visit www.okprosperity.com.

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The Research Institute for Economic Development

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The Research Institute for Economic Development (RIED) evaluates legislators in the Oklahoma House and Senate to determine their support for business, jobs and economic growth issues.

Founded in 1997 by business, industry and financial leaders across the state, RIED is a non-partisan organization endorsed by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, the Tulsa Metro Chamber and The State Chamber.

The results of the evaluation are published in an annual study highlighting the voting record of each legislator in areas such as business, industry, jobs and economic growth issues.

senate Senator

Term Cumulative Limit ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Score

Adelson, Tom ‘16 Aldridge, Cliff ‘14 Anderson, Patrick ‘16 Ballenger, Roger ‘18 Barrington, Don ‘16 Bass, Randy ‘16 Bingman, Brian ‘16 Branan, Cliff ‘14 Brogdon, Randy ‘14 Brown, Bill ‘18 ‘18 Burrage, Sean Coates, Harry ‘14 Coffee, Glenn ‘10 Corn, Kenneth ‘10 Crain, Brian A. ‘16 Crutchfield, Johnnie ‘10 Easley, Mary ‘11 Eason McIntyre, Judy ‘14 Ellis, Jerry ‘14 Ford, John ‘16 Garrison, Earl ‘16 Gumm, Jay Paul ‘14 Halligan, Jim ‘20 Ivestor, Tom ‘18

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na 96 na na na na na 100 86 na na 98 87 58 na 57 65 na na na na 75 na na

na 80 na na na na na 91 79 na na 87 100 53 na 70 32 na na na na 70 na na

55 85 72 na 86 81 100 100 80 na na 80 100 84 97 97 60 47 na 95 81 100 na na

60 86 87 na 91 77 100 100 60 na na 91 98 71 97 73 66 62 na 79 77 82 na na

79 67 91 70 93 76 100 90 29 55 75 87 97 68 98 87 63 58 na 95 70 90 na 77

66 -4 41 77 83 100 65 90 91 52 -2 28 90 91 88 61 14 70 91 100 100 100 91 93 46 77 51 94 97 70 68 23 70 77 65 81 98 95 94 66 16 35 100 94 90 55 11 34 54 9 33 40 6 16 na 12 54 79 100 90 58 4 60 60 15 51 na 90 87 52 26 50

50 84 83 37 90 63 98 96 63 79 59 83 96 56 96 60 48 38 33 90 58 68 89 51

The 2010 study showed strong support for economic growth in both the House and Senate. More than 56% of the House and nearly 54% of the Senate earned passing scores. When RIED released its first evaluations in 1999, only 35% of Oklahoma’s legislators supported business and economic growth issues.

Legislators’ RIED scores for 2003-2010 are listed alphabetically in the table below. Scores of 70 or more reflect a pro-business voting record. Scores below 70 represent votes contrary to probusiness measures. These scores are shown in RED.

Senator

Term Cumulative Limit ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Score

Johnson, Connie ‘17 na na na 71 56 50 Johnson, Mike ‘10 100 90 80 94 95 90 Jolley, Clark ‘16 na na 95 100 92 95 Justice, Ron ‘16 na na 85 94 100 87 Lamb, Todd ‘16 na na 96 91 80 95 Laster, Charlie ‘15 67 61 82 79 81 70 Leftwich, Debbe ‘16 na 48 72 76 71 70 Lerblance, Richard ‘14 72 45 52 67 66 64 Marlatt, Bryce ‘20 na na na na na na Mazzei, Mike ‘16 na na 91 100 82 100 ‘14 96 84 87 94 89 71 Myers, David Newberry, Dan ‘20 na na na na na na Nichols, Jonathan ‘12 92 84 86 83 94 84 Paddack, Susan ‘16 na na 81 82 100 72 Reynolds, Jim ‘12 100 80 90 76 89 66 Rice, Andrew ‘18 na na na na 69 53 Russell, Steve ‘20 na na na na na na Schulz, Mike ‘18 na na na na 91 64 Sparks, John ‘18 na na na na 68 60 Stanislawski, Gary ‘20 na na na na na na Sweeden, Joe ‘10 na na na na 77 48 Sykes, Anthony ‘18 na na na na 45 69 Wilson, Jim ‘12 na na 56 75 74 28 Wyrick, Charles ‘16 na na 78 66 78 50

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house Representative

Term Cumulative Limit ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Score

Armes, Don Auffet, John Bailey, Dennis Banz, Gary Benge, Chris Billy, Lisa Blackwell, Gus Brannon, Neil Brown, Mike Buck, Samson Cannaday, Ed Carey, John Christian, Mike Collins, Wallace Coody, Ann Cooksey, Marian Cox, Doug Dank, David Denney, Lee Derby, David DeWitt, Dale Dorman, Joe Duncan, Rex Enns, John Faught, George Fields, Eddie Glenn, Larry Hamilton, Rebecca Harrison, Terry Hickman, Jeff Hilliard, Wes Holland, Corey Hoskin, Chuck Inman, Scott Jackson, Mike Jett, Shane Johnson, Dennis Jones, Tad Jordan, Fred Joyner, Charlie Kern, Sally Key, Charles Kiesel, Ryan Kirby, Dan Kouplen, Steve Lamons, Lucky Liebmann, Guy Luttrell, Ken Martin, Scott Martin, Steve McAffrey, Al

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84 na na na 90 na 79 58 na na na 72 na na na na na na na na 90 71 na na na na na 44 64 na na na na na na na na 93 na na na na na na na 64 na na na na na

82 na na na 70 na 80 42 na na na 52 na na na na na na na na 81 49 na na na na na 25 39 na na na na na na na na 86 na na na na na na na 80 na na na na na

100 74 na 100 99 90 99 63 66 na na 83 na na 100 100 92 na 99 na 91 76 99 na na na 46 42 65 95 80 na na na 100 99 na 99 na na 99 na 60 na na 90 100 na na 99 na

96 58 na 90 86 85 97 78 70 na na 70 na na 92 78 85 na 92 na 93 74 50 na na na 70 19 62 92 74 na na na 97 91 na 90 na na 59 na 52 na na 98 86 na na 90 na

99 71 71 74 na na 85 77 92 100 91 84 90 80 74 38 59 38 na na 70 21 71 70 na na 53 64 100 82 90 89 85 75 92 100 100 94 90 94 84 82 77 73 73 71 86 100 85 70 na na 87 40 11 37 66 33 91 87 73 43 na na 83 76 86 71 90 92 82 97 75 70 100 100 84 93 100 78 74 36 82 58 66 76 na na na na 97 85 90 100 71 33 100 96 91 93 73 62

97 8 27 91 100 84 68 9 -8 14 24 23 70 5 99 90 94 94 96 72 97 35 52 98 75 85 14 3 9 85 8 87 -1 29 97 70 82 100 86 89 61 48 6 100 21 60 100 19 100 91 13

83 48 61 75 98 55 54 62 19 44 43 52 43 0 81 58 80 80 83 70 70 62 17 75 70 84 19 0 25 75 33 70 11 48 86 91 76 80 76 70 21 17 0 100 40 80 85 57 90 80 23

89 56 44 86 92 82 81 53 41 29 40 62 57 31 92 84 85 92 94 82 86 65 60 90 75 85 46 23 45 88 52 79 42 59 94 88 76 94 85 84 58 51 43 100 31 82 94 45 97 91 43

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McCullough, Mark McDaniel, Jeannie McDaniel, Randy McNiel, Skye McPeak, Jerry Miller, Ken Moore, Lewis Morgan, Danny Morrissette, Richard Murphey, Jason Nations, Bill Nelson, Jason Ortega, Charles Osborn, Leslie Ownbey, Pat Peters, Ron Peterson, Pam Pittman, Anastasia Proctor, Eric Pruett, R.C. Renegar, Brian Reynolds, Mike Richardson, Phil Ritze, Mike Roan, Paul Rousselot, Wade Russ, Todd Sanders, Mike Schwartz, Colby Scott, Seneca Sears, Earl Shannon, T.W. Shelton, Mike Sherrer, Ben Shoemake, Jerry Shumate, Jabar Smithson, Glen Bud Steele, Kris Sullivan, Daniel Terrill, Randy Thompson, Mike Thomsen, Todd Tibbs, Sue Trebilcock, John Walker, Purcy Watson, Weldon Wesselhoft, Paul Williams, Cory Wright, John Wright, Harold

‘18 ‘16 ‘18 ‘18 ‘16 ‘16 ‘20 ‘14 ‘16 ‘18 ‘10 ‘20 ‘20 ‘20 ‘20 ‘12 ‘16 ‘18 ‘18 ‘16 ‘18 ‘14 ‘16 ‘20 ‘12 ‘16 ‘22 ‘20 ‘18 ‘20 ‘18 ‘18 ‘16 ‘16 ‘16 ‘16 ‘14 ‘12 ‘16 ‘16 ‘16 ‘18 ‘12 ‘14 ‘12 ‘18 ‘16 ‘20 ‘10 ‘20

na na na na na na na 72 na na 74 na na na na 85 na na na na na 90 na na 52 na na na na na na na na na na na 60 93 na na na na 81 79 54 na na na 87 na

na na na na na na na 43 na na 56 na na na na 91 82 na na na na 47 na na 50 na na na na na na na na na na na 43 93 na na na na 86 70 67 na na na 52 na

na 72 na na 60 97 na 89 46 na 54 na na na na 97 100 na na 82 na 78 96 na 68 77 na na na na na na 19 70 80 17 73 99 92 100 100 na 100 100 77 na 98 na 90 na

na 60 na na 39 93 na 74 39 na 53 na na na na 90 74 na na 79 na 20 96 na 62 75 na na na na na na 43 60 70 63 61 98 97 70 82 na 80 78 79 na 47 na 70 na

100 70 91 95 64 80 na 80 48 46 70 na na na na 100 92 70 80 95 74 10 100 na 66 71 na na 99 na 100 99 54 71 70 39 75 99 100 88 99 100 100 56 76 100 60 na 72 na

91 85 93 80 47 95 na 70 32 27 56 na na na na 86 70 65 74 67 21 21 100 na 74 54 na na 96 na 95 93 20 61 56 77 60 100 100 79 92 100 99 71 70 100 35 na 61 na

100 15 100 89 23 100 98 33 -21 65 11 100 91 91 100 96 89 33 24 29 -2 56 97 50 11 10 na 100 90 16 92 97 -13 24 13 12 12 94 100 70 99 100 100 77 34 100 51 33 84 96

90 40 93 90 13 97 78 53 0 1 10 84 76 95 85 100 70 38 32 57 10 0 60 0 33 46 58 82 86 47 90 100 26 1 59 14 70 86 100 41 75 75 71 86 70 100 15 33 39 85

95 57 94 89 41 94 88 64 24 35 48 92 84 93 93 93 82 52 53 68 26 40 92 25 52 56 58 91 93 32 94 97 25 48 58 37 57 95 98 75 91 94 90 77 66 100 51 33 69 91

Disclaimer: All data in these charts are obtained from legislative, government and private sector sources. The data, information and estimations herein are not warranted as to accuracy and are presented as is and without warranty either expressed or implied. The purpose of this material is to inform. Further, the material is not intended to be and does not constitute an endorsement of any kind or to be or to represent an official source. Interested persons should formulate their own opinions relative to the data, information and estimations herein or to any information related thereto.

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oklahoma’s congressional delegation United States Senate Senator Jim Inhofe (R) (202) 224-4721 (202) 228-0380 (fax) 1900 NW Expressway, Suite 1210 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 608-4381 (405) 608-4120 (fax) Web site: www.inhofe.senate.gov

Senator Tom Coburn (R) (202) 224-5754 (202) 224-6008 (fax) 100 N. Broadway Ave., Suite 1820 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 231-4941 (405) 231-5051 (fax) Web site: www.coburn.senate.gov

united states house of representatives Congressman John Sullivan (R) District 1 (202) 225-2211 (202) 225-9187 (fax) 5727 S. Lewis Ave, Suite 520 Tulsa, OK 74105-7146 (918) 749-0014 (918) 749-0781 (fax) Web site: www.sullivan.house.gov

Congressman Dan Boren (D) District 2 (202) 225-2701 (202) 225-3038 (fax) 431 W. Broadway St. Muskogee, OK 74401 (918) 687-2533 (918) 686-0128 (fax) Web site: www.boren.house.gov

Congressman Frank Lucas (R) District 3 (202) 225-5565 (202) 225-8698 (fax) 10952 NW Expressway, Suite B Yukon, OK 73099 (405) 373-1958 (405) 373-2046 (fax) Web site: www.house.gov/lucas/

Congressman Tom Cole (R) District 4 (202) 225-6165 (202) 225-3512 (fax) 2420 Springer Dr., Suite 120 Norman, OK 73069 (405) 329-6500 (405) 321-7369 (fax) Web site: www.cole.house.gov

Congressman James Lankford (R) District 5 (202) 225-2132 (202) 225-1463 (fax) 1015 N Broadway, Suite 310 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 234-9900 (405) 234-9909 (fax) Web site: www.lankford.house.gov

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Pottawatomie Harrah Dobbs Luther Peebly Triple X Indian Meridian Choctaw Henney Hiwassee Anderson Westminster Post Douglas Midwest Air Depot Sooner Sunnylane / Coltrane Bryant Boulevard Kelly Santa Fe Western Pennsylvania May Portland Meridian MacArthur Rockwell Council County

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state of oklahoma executive branch Lt. Governor Todd Lamb 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 211 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-2161 (405) 525-2702 (fax) Web site: www.ltgov.state.ok.us

Governor Mary Fallin 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 212 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-2342 (405) 521-3353 (fax) Web site: www.governor.state.ok.us Mansion address: 820 N.W. 23rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73105-7999

oklahoma state government Election carried out by State Election Board (405) 521-2391 Oklahoma’s state government consists of the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches. The executive offices are elected to four-year terms, except for the Corporation Commissioners, who are elected to staggered six-year terms.

Oklahoma’s bicameral legislature is composed of 48 State Senators and 101 State Representatives. Senators serve staggered four-year terms. Elections for odd-numbered Senate districts will be in 2012. All seats in the House of Representatives are elected every two years.

The state is divided into nine Supreme Court judicial districts, with three judges elected every two years during the general elections.

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state agencies (Names of statewide elected officials included) Attorney General The Honorable Scott Pruitt 313 NE 21st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-3921 Web site: www.oag.state.ok.us Auditor and Inspector Gary Jones 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 100 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-3495 Web site: www.sai.state.ok.us Corporation Commission The Honorable Bob Anthony The Honorable Jeff Cloud The Honorable Dana Murphy 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-2211 Web site: www.occ.state.ok.us Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry 2800 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-3864 Department of Commerce 900 N. Stiles Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73104 (405) 815-5238 Web site: www.okcommerce.gov Department of Education The Honorable Janet Barresi 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-3301 Web site: www.sde.state.ok.us Department of Health 1000 N.E. 10th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73117-1299 (405) 271-4200 Department of Labor The Honorable Mark Costello 4001 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 528-1500 Web site: www.okdol.state.ok.us

Department of Environmental Quality 707 N. Robinson Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73101-1677 (405) 702-1000 Web site: www.deq.state.ok.us Department of Transportation 200 N.E. 21st St. Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 (405) 522-6000 Web site: www.okladot.state.ok.us Employment Security Commission Will Rogers Memorial Bldg.

2401 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 557-7100 Web site: www.oesc.state.ok.us Insurance Department The Honorable John Doak P.O. Box 53408 Oklahoma City, OK 73152-3408 (405) 521-2828 Web site: www.oid.state.ok.us

Oklahoma Tax Commission M.C. Conners Building 2501 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73194 (405) 521-3160 Web site: www.oktax.state.ok.us Water Resources Board 3800 N. Classen Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 530-8800 Web site: www.owrb.state.ok.us Workers’ Compensation Court Denver Davison Building 1915 N. Stiles Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 522-8600 Web site: www.owcc.state.ok.us

Oklahoma Development Finance Authorities 5900 Classen Court Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 848-9761 Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department 120 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 600 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 521-2413 Web site: www.otrd.state.ok.us Secretary of State 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 101 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-3912 Web site: www.sos.state.ok.us State Treasurer The Honorable Ken Miller 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 217 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-3191 Web site: www.treasurer.state.ok.us

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oklahoma state senate

Lt. Governor Todd Lamb President of the Senate

Senator Brian Bingman President Pro Tempore

Andrew Rice Senate Democratic Leader

Capitol Web site: www.lsb.state.ok.us State Senate Web site: www.oksenate.gov Senate switchboard: (405) 524-0126 Fax (405) 521-5507 Send mail to: The Honorable (State Senator’s Name) Oklahoma State Senate State Capitol Building 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

state senators (Metro STATISTICAL Area - *MSA)

Aldridge, Cliff (R-42) aldridge@oksenate.gov

Anderson, Patrick (R-19) anderson@oksenate.gov

Barrington, Don (R-31) barrington@oksenate.gov

Branan, Cliff (R- 40) branan@oksenate.gov

Coates, Harry (R-28) coates@oksenate.gov

Fields, Eddie (R-10) efields@oksenate.gov

*MSA is a 10-county area representing Canadian, Cleveland, Grady, Kingfisher, Lincoln, Logan, McClain, Oklahoma, Payne and Pottawatomie

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Halligan, Jim (R-21) halligan@oksenate.gov

Holt, David (R-30) holt@oksenate.gov

Reynolds, Jim (R-43) reynolds@oksenate.gov

Sparks, John (D-16) sparks@oksenate.gov

Johnson, Constance (D-48) johnsonc@oksenate.gov

Johnson, Rob (R-22) johnsonr@oksenate.gov

Jolley, Clark (R-41) jolley@oksenate.gov

Justice, Ron (R-23) justice@oksenate.gov

Laster, Charles (D-17) laster@oksenate.gov

Nichols, Jonathan (R-15) nichols@oksenate.gov

Rice, Andrew (D-46) rice@oksenate.gov

Russell, Steve (R-45) russell@oksenate.gov

Sykes, Anthony (R-24) sykes@oksenate.gov

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Treat, Greg (R-47) treat@oksenate.gov

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senator

counties

district #

1.

Charles Wyrick (D) Craig, Delaware, Ottawa 2. Sean Burrage (D) Mayes, Rogers 3.

Jim Wilson (D) Adair, Cherokee, Muskogee, Sequoyah 4.

Mark Allen (R) LeFlore, Sequoyah 5.

Jerry Ellis (D) Atoka, Choctaw, McCurtain, Pushmataha 6.

Josh Brecheen (R) Atoka, Bryan, Coal, Johnston, Marshall 7.

Richard Lerblance (D) Haskell, Latimer, Pittsburg, Sequoyah 8.

Roger Ballenger (D) McIntosh, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, Tulsa 9. Earl Garrison (D) Muskogee, Wagoner 10. Eddie Fields (R) Kay, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Tulsa 11. Judy Eason McIntyre (D) Osage, Tulsa 12. Brian Bingman (R) Creek, Lincoln, Okfuskee 13. Susan Paddack (D) Coal, Garvin, Hughes, Pontotoc 14.

Frank Simpson (R) Carter, Garvin, Love, Murray 15. Jonathan Nichols (R) Cleveland, McClain 16. John Sparks (D) Cleveland, McClain 17. Charlie Laster (D) Cleveland, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie 18. Kim David (R) Mayes, Tulsa, Wagoner 19.

Patrick Anderson (R) Garfield, Kingfisher, Logan 20. David Myers (R) Alfalfa, Garfield, Grant, Kay, Noble 21.

Jim Halligan (R) Lincoln, Logan, Payne 22.

Rob Johnson (R) Canadian, Kingfisher, Logan, Oklahoma 23. Ron Justice (R) Blaine, Caddo, Canadian, Grady 24. Anthony Sykes (R) Cleveland, Grady, McClain, Stephens 25.

Mike Mazzei (R) Tulsa 26. Tom Ivester (D) Beckham, Caddo, Greer, Jackson, Kiowa, Tillman, Washita

senator

counties

27. Bryce Marlatt (R) Beaver, Blaine, Cimarron, Harper, Major, Texas, Woods, Woodward 28.

Harry Coates (R) Lincoln, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie, Seminole 29.

John Ford (R) Craig, Nowata, Washington 30. David Holt (R) Oklahoma 31. Don Barrington (R) Comanche, Cotton, Grady, Jefferson, Stephens 32. Randy Bass (D) Comanche 33. Tom Adelson (D) Tulsa 34. Rick Brinkley (R) Rogers, Tulsa 35. Gary Stanislawski (R) Tulsa 36.

Bill Brown (R) Tulsa, Wagoner 37. Dan Newberry (R) Tulsa 38. Mike Schulz (R) Beckham, Custer, Dewey, Ellis, Greer,

Harmon, Jackson, Roger Mills 39. Brian A. Crain (R) Tulsa 40. Cliff Branan (R) Oklahoma 41.

Clark Jolley (R) Logan, Oklahoma 42.

Cliff Aldridge (R) Oklahoma 43.

Jim Reynolds (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma 44.

Ralph Shortey (R) Oklahoma 45. Steve Russell (R) Canadian, Cleveland, Oklahoma 46. Andrew Rice (D) Oklahoma 47. Greg Treat (R) Oklahoma 48.

Constance Johnson (D) Oklahoma

2011 state senate committees Agriculture and Rural Development Fields (R) – Chair Justice (R) – Vice Chair Myers (R) Anderson (R) Barrington (R) Sykes (R) Allen (R) Simpson (R) Bass (D) Ellis (D) Ivester (D) Wyrick (D) Appropriations Myers (R) Chair Jolley (R) Vice Chair Branan (R) Crain (R) Ford (R) Justice (R) Sykes (R) Halligan (R) Marlatt (R) Newberry (R) Stanislawski (R) Brinkley (R) Ballenger (D) Burrage (D) Ivester (D) Paddack (D) Wilson (D) Wyrick (D)

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Business and Commerce Newberry (R) Chair Holt (R) Vice Chair Coates (R) Ford (R) Halligan (R) Brinkley (R) David (R) Eason McIntyre (D) Ellis (D) Laster (D) Wyrick (D) Education Ford (R) Chair Stanislawski (R) Vice Chair Reynolds (R) Nichols (R) Branan (R) Jolley (R) Mazzei (R) Halligan (R) Brecheen (R) David (R) Holt (R) Eason McIntyre (D) Garrison (D) Laster (D) Lerblance (D) Paddack (D) Sparks (D)

Energy Branan (R) Chair Marlatt (R) Vice Chair Nichols (R) Myers (R) Jolley (R) R. Johnson (R) Fields (R) Allen (R) Simpson (R) Adelson (D) Burrage (D) Ivester (D) Lerblance (D) Paddack (D) Finance Mazzei (R) Chair Brinkley (R) Vice Chair Reynolds (R) Aldridge (R) Ford (R) Jolley (R) Halligan (R) Russell (R) David (R) Simpson (R) Adelson (D) Ballenger (D) Ivester (D) Sparks (D) Wilson (D)

General Government Aldridge (R) Chair Ballenger (D) Vice Chair Coates (R) Brown (R) Marlatt (R) Shortey (R) Adelson (D) Rice (D) Health and Human Services Crain (R) Chair Burrage D Vice Chair Newberry (R) Russell (R) R. Johnson (R) Brinkley (R) C.Johnson (D) Wilson (D) Judiciary Sykes (R) Chair R. Johnson (R) Vice Chair Nichols (R) Crain (R) Brecheen (R) Shortey (R) Eason McIntyre (D) Laster (D) Lerblance (D) Public Safety Barrington (R) Chair Shortey (R) Vice Chair Reynolds (R)

Justice (R) Sykes (R) Russell (R) Ballenger (D) C. Johnson (D) Garrison (D) Retirement and Insurance Brown (R) Chair Aldridge (R) Vice Chair Anderson (R) Crain (R) Mazzei (R) Stanislawski (R) Brecheen (R) Bass (D) Rice (D) Sparks (D) Wilson (D) Rules R. Johnson (R) Chair Nichols (R) Vice Chair Branan (R) Anderson (R) Ford (R) Jolley (R) Mazzei (R) Sykes (R) Newberry (R) Fields (R) Brecheen (R) Holt (R) Garrison (D) Eason McIntyre (D)

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Ellis (D) Rice (D) Sparks (D) Wyrick (D) Tourism and Wildlife Coates (R) Chair Ellis (D) Vice Chair Myers (R) Anderson (R) Barrington (R) Justice (R) Brown (R) Fields (R) Bass (D) Garrison (D) Wyrick (D) Transportation Stanislawski (R) Chair Allen (R) Vice Chair Branan (R) Marlatt (R) Newberry (R) Holt (R) Burrage (D) C. Johnson (D) Paddack (D) Veterans and Military Affairs Reynolds (R) Chair Russell (R) Co-Chair Simpson (R) Aldridge (R) Coates (R)

Barrington (R) Brown (R) Allen (R) David (R) Shortey (R) Adelson (D) Bass (D) Garrison (D) Ivester (D) C. Johnson (D)

Health and Human Services Jolley (R) Chair David (R) Vice Chair Newberry (R) Allen (R) Holt (R) Adelson (D) C. Johnson (D) Wilson (D)

Appropriations Subcommittees Education Halligan (R) Chair Ford (R) Vice Chair Aldridge (R) Mazzei (R) Stanislawski (R) Brecheen (R) Brinkley (R) Simpson (R) Garrison (D) Eason McIntyre (D) Paddack (D) Sparks (D)

Natural Resources Justice (R) Chair Fields (R) Vice Chair R. Johnson (R) Crain (R) Ballenger (D) Ellis (D)

General Government and Transportation Marlatt (R) Chair Branan (R) Vice Chair Coates (R) Brown (R) Sykes (R) Bass (D) Burrage (D) Wyrick (D)

Public Safety and Judiciary: Nichols (R) Chair Barrington (R) Vice Chair Reynolds (R) Russell (R) Shortey (R) Ivester (D) Laster (D) Lerblance (D)

248th / Waterloo 234th / Sorghum Mill 220th / Coffee Creek 206th / Covell 192nd 178th / Edmond 164th / 15th 150th / 33rd 136th / Memorial 122nd 108th / Hefner 93rd / Britton 78th / Wilshire 63rd 50th 36th 23rd 10th Reno 15th 29th 44th 59th 74th 89th

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oklahoma house of representatives State House Web site: www.okhouse.gov House switchboard: (405) 521-2711 Fax (405) 557-7351 Send mail to: The Honorable (State Representative Name) House of Representatives State Capitol Building 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

Kris Steele Speaker of the House

state representatives (MSA) Banz, Gary (R-101) garybanz@okhouse.gov Billy, Lisa (R-42) lisajbilly@okhouse.gov Casey, Dennis (R-35) dennis.casey@okhouse.gov Christian, Mike (R-93) mike.christian@okhouse.gov Cockroft, Josh (R-27) josh.cockroft@okhouse.gov Cooksey, Marian (R-39) mariancooksey@okhouse.gov Dank, David (R-85) david.dank@okhouse.gov Denney, Lee (R-33) leedenney@okhouse.gov Dorman, Joe (D-65) joedorman@okhouse.gov Enns, John T. (R-41) john.enns@okhouse.gov Grau, Randy (R-81) randy.grau@okhouse.gov Hall, Elyse (R-100) elise.hall@okhouse.gov Hamilton, Rebecca (D-89) rebeccahamiltion@okhouse.gov Hilliard, Wes (D-22) weshilliard@okhouse.gov Holland, Corey (R-51) corey.holland@okhouse.gov Inman, Scott (R-94) scott.inman@okhouse.gov Joyner, Charlie (R-95) charlie.joyner@okhouse.gov Kern, Sally (R-84) sallykern@okhouse.gov Key, Charles (R-90) charles.key@okhouse.gov Liebmann, Guy (R-82) guyliebmann@okhouse.gov Martin, Scott (R-46) scott.martin@okhouse.gov McAffrey, Al (D-88) al.mcaffrey@okhouse.gov McDaniel, Randy (R-83) randy.mcdaniel@okhouse.gov Moore, Lewis H. (R-96) lewis.moore@okhouse.gov Morrissette, Richard Daniel (D-92) richardmorrissettee@okhouse.gov Murphy, Jason W. (R-31) jason.murphy@okhouse.gov Nelson, Jason (R-87) jason.nelson@okhouse.gov Newell, Tom (R-28) tom.newell@okhouse.gov Osborn, Leslie (R-47) leslie.osborn@okhouse.gov Pittman, Anastasia (D-99) anastasia.pittman@okhouse.gov Reynolds, Mike (R-91) mikereynolds@okhouse.gov Richardson, Phil (R-56) philrichardson@okhouse.gov Russ, Todd (R-55) todd.russ@okhouse.gov Sanders, Mike (R-59) mike.sanders@okhouse.gov Schwartz, Colby (R-43) colby.schwartz@okhouse.gov Shelton, Mike (D-97) mikeshelton@okhouse.gov

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state representatives (continued)

Steele, Kris (R-26) krissteele@okhouse.gov

Stiles, Aaron (R-45) aaron.stiles@okhouse.gov

Terrill, Randy (R-53) randyterrill@okhouse.gov

Thomsen, Todd (R-25) todd.thomsen@okhouse.gov

Virgin, Emily (D-44) emily.virgin@okhouse.gov

Wesselhoft, Paul (R-54) Williams, Cory T. (D-34) paulwesselhoft@okhouse.gov cory.williams@okhouse.gov

Wright, Harold (R-57) harold.wright@okhouse.gov

2011 oklahoma house committees Appropriations & Budget Earl Sears (R) – Chair Scott Martin (R) – Vice-Chair Don Armes (R) Lisa Billy (R) Gus Blackwell (R) Doug Cox (R) David Dank (R) Lee Denney (R) Dale DeWitt (R) Guy Liebmann (R) Ron Peters (R) Dan Sullivan (R) Mike Brown (D) Joe Dorman (D) Chuck Hoskin (D) Jerry McPeak (D) Purcy Walker (D) Human Services Pam Peterson (R) Chair Mike Sanders (R) Vice-Chair Sally Kern (R) Skye McNiel (R) Jason Murphey (R) Jason Nelson (R) Jadine Nollan (R) Ron Peters (R) Harold Wright (R) Donnie Condit (D) Wade Rousselot (D) Seneca Scott (D) Ben Sherrer (D) Government Modernization Jason Murphey (R) Chair Wes Hilliard (D) Vice-Chair David Brumbaugh (R) Josh Cockroft (R) David Derby (R) Mark McCullough (R) Lewis Moore (R) Aaron Stiles (R) Randy Terrill (R) John Trebilcock (R) Richard Morrissette (D) Seneca Scott (D) Purcy Walker (D) Higher Education & Career Tech Todd Thomsen (R) Chair Steve Kouplen (D) Vice-Chair Dennis Casey (R) Marian Cooksey (R) Lee Denney (R) Elise Hall (R) Scott Martin (R) Lewis Moore (R) Tom Newell (R) Mike Reynolds (R) Phil Richardson (R) T. W. Shannon (R) Randy Terrill (R) Harold Wright (R) Rebecca Hamilton (D)

Anastasia Pittman (D) Emily Virgin (D) Cory Williams (D) General Government Dennis Johnson (R) Chair Mike Christian (R) Vice Chair Lisa Billy (R) Elise Hall (R) Charlie Joyner (R) Guy Liebmann (R) Scott Martin (R) Steve Martin (R) Dustin Roberts (R) Randy Terrill (R) Sue Tibbs (R) Donnie Condit (D) Larry Glenn (D) Wade Rousselot (D) Jerry Shoemake (D) Energy & Utility Regulation John Trebilcock (R) Chair Mike Jackson (R) Vice-Chair Don Armes (R) David Brumbaugh (R) Marian Cooksey (R) Lee Denney (R) Dennis Johnson (R) Dan Kirby (R) Steve Martin (R) Skye McNiel (R) Charles Ortega (R) Ron Peters (R) Marty Quinn (R) Todd Russ (R) Mike Sanders (R) Colby Schwartz (R) T. W. Shannon (R) Weldon Watson (R) Paul Wesselhoft (R) Wes Hilliard (D) Scott Inman (D) Steve Kouplen (D) Jerry McPeak (D) Danny Morgan (D) Eric Proctor (D) Wade Rousselot (D) Ben Sherrer (D) Public Health John Enns (R) Chair David Derby (R) Vice-Chair Doug Cox (R) Randy Grau (R) Corey Holland (R) Jadine Nollan (R) Ron Peters (R) Mike Ritze (R) Sean Roberts (R) Colby Schwartz (R) Ed Cannaday (D) Wes Hilliard (D) Al McAffrey (D) Jeannie McDaniel (D)

Administrative Rules & Government Oversight George Faught (R) Chair Purcy Walker (D) Vice-Chair Gary Banz (R) David Brumbaugh (R) Charles Key (R) Mark McCullough (R) Pam Peterson (R) Mike Reynolds (R) Weldon Watson (R) Will Fourkiller (D) Al McAffrey (D) Mike Shelton (D) Veterans & Military Affairs Paul Wesselhoft (R) Chair Lewis Moore (R) Vice-Chair Gary Banz (R) John Bennett (R) Ann Coody (R) Randy McDaniel (R) John Enns (R) Rusty Farley (R) Dustin Roberts (R) Aaron Stiles (R) Chuck Hoskin (D) Scott Inman (D) Eric Proctor (D) Paul Roan (D) Judiciary Fred Jordan (R) Chair Colby Schwartz (R) Vice-Chair Gus Blackwell (R) Marian Cooksey (R) Randy Grau (R) Dan Kirby (R) Mark McCullough (R) Leslie Osborn (R) Aaron Stiles (R) Dan Sullivan (R) Sue Tibbs (R) Paul Wesselhoft (R) Scott Inman (D) Richard Morrissette (D Ben Sherrer (D) Emily Virgin (D) Cory Williams (D) Transportation T.W. Shannon (R) Chair Charlie Joyner (R) Vice-Chair Josh Cockroft (R) Rusty Farley (R) George Faught (R) Randy Grau (R) Elise Hall (R) Tommy Hardin (R) Guy Liebmann (R) Scott Martin (R) Jason Murphey (R) Phil Richardson (R) Sean Roberts (R) Todd Thomsen (R) Harold Wright (R)

Mike Brown (D) Steve Kouplen (D) James Lockhart (D) Jerry McPeak (D) Eric Proctor (D) Public Safety Sue Tibbs (R) Chair Steve Martin (R) Vice-Chair John Bennett (R) Josh Cockroft (R) Doug Cox (R) Tommy Hardin (R) Fred Jordan (R) Charlie Joyner (R) Pat Ownbey (R) Pam Peterson (R) Todd Thomsen (R) Steve Vaughan (R) Ed Cannaday (D) Chuck Hoskin (D) Al McAffrey (D) Brian Renegar (D) Paul Roan (D) Agriculture, Wildlife & Environment Phil Richardson (R) Chair Todd Russ (R) Vice-Chair John Bennett (R) Lisa Billy (R) Dennis Casey (R) John Enns (R) Rusty Farley (R) Tommy Hardin (R) Mike Jackson (R) Tom Newell (R) Charles Ortega (R) Leslie Osborn (R) Mike Sanders (R) Steve Vaughan (R) Larry Glenn (D) Steve Kouplen (D) James Lockhart (D) R. C. Pruett (D) Brian Renegar (D) Jerry Shoemake (D) Common Education Ann Coody (R) Chair Jabar Shumate (D) Vice-Chair Gus Blackwell (R) Dennis Casey (R) Doug Cox (R) Corey Holland (R) Fred Jordan (R) Sally Kern (R) Jason Nelson (R) Jadine Nollan (R) Pat Ownbey (R) Dustin Roberts (R) Ed Cannaday (D) Donnie Condit (D) Jeannie McDaniel (D) Emily Virgin (D)

Rules Gary Banz (R) Chair Weldon Watson (R) Vice-Chair Don Armes (R) David Dank (R) Dennis Johnson (R) Guy Liebmann (R) Randy McDaniel (R) Glen Mulready (R) Marty Quinn (R) John Trebilcock (R) Joe Dorman (D) Larry Glenn (D) Rebecca Hamilton (D) Seneca Scott (D) Cory Williams (D) Insurance Charles Key (R) Chair Dan Kirby (R) Vice-Chair Mike Christian (R) David Dank (R) Glen Mulready (R) Marty Quinn (R) Mike Ritze (R) Sean Roberts (R) Steve Vaughan (R) Joe Dorman (D) Danny Morgan (D) Mike Shelton (D) Jabar Shumate (D) Economic Development, Tourism & Financial Services Randy McDaniel (R) Chair Charles Ortega (R) Vice-Chair Don Armes (R) Lee Denney (R) George Faught (R) Corey Holland (R) Mike Jackson (R) Charles Key (R) Skye McNiel (R) Glen Mulready (R) Leslie Osborn (R) Pat Ownbey (R) Mike Reynolds (R) Todd Russ (R) Dan Sullivan (R) Mike Brown (D) Al McAffrey (D) Danny Morgan (D) Richard Morrissette (D) Anastasia Pittman (D) Mike Shelton (D) Long-term Care & Senior Services Sally Kern (R) Chair R.C. Pruett (D) Vice-Chair Lisa Billy (R) Gus Blackwell (R) Mike Christian (R) Ann Coody (R) David Dank (R) Tom Newell (R)

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Mike Ritze (R) Ed Cannaday (D) Will Fourkiller (D) James Lockhart (D) Appropriations Subcommittee on Revenue & Taxation David Dank (R) Chair Pat Ownbey (R) Vice-Chair Mike Jackson (R) Steve Martin (R) Tom Newell (R) Mike Reynolds (R) Todd Russ (R) Weldon Watson (R) Mike Brown (D) Anastasia Pittman (D) R. C. Pruett (D) Appropriations Subcommittee on Education Lee Denney (R) Chair Corey Holland (R) Vice-Chair Gary Banz (R) Dennis Casey (R) Ann Coody (R) Sally Kern (R) Jadine Nollan (R) Marty Quinn (R) Todd Thomsen (R) Jeannie McDaniel (D) Jabar Shumate (D) Cory Williams (D) Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government & Transportation Guy Liebmann (R) Chair Harold Wright (R) Vice-Chair George Faught (R) Dennis Johnson (R) Charles Key (R) Randy McDaniel (R) Jason Murphey (R) T. W. Shannon (R) Randy Terrill (R) Larry Glenn (D) Eric Proctor (D) Seneca Scott (D)

Mike Shelton (D) Appropriations Subcommittee on Human Services Ron Peters (R) Chair Jason Nelson (R) Vice-Chair Pam Peterson (R) Elise Hall (R) Dustin Roberts (R) Sue Tibbs (R) Steve Vaughan (R) Brian Renegar (D) Jeannie McDaniel (D) Anastasia Pittman (D) Appropriations Subcommittee on Natural Resources & Regulatory Services Don Armes (R) Chair Leslie Osborn (R) Vice-Chair John Enns (R) Rusty Farley (R) Dan Kirby (R) Skye McNiel (R) Charles Ortega (R) Phil Richardson (R) Brian Renegar (D) Jerry Shoemake(D) Purcy Walker (D) Appropriations Subcommittee on Public Safety Lisa Billy (R) Chair Mike Ritze (R) Vice-Chair John Bennett (R) David Brumbaugh (R) Mike Christian (R) Tommy Hardin (R) Mike Sanders (R) Joe Dorman (D) Donnie Condit (D) Paul Roan (D)

Appropriations Subcommittee on Judiciary Gus Blackwell (R) Chair Mark McCullough (R) ViceChair Randy Grau (R) Charlie Joyner (R) Appropriations Subcommittee on Public John Trebilcock (R) Health & Social Services Fred Jordan (R) Aaron Stiles (R) Doug Cox (R) Chair Marian Cooksey (R) Vice-Chair Richard Morrissette (D) Ben Sherrer (D) Josh Cockroft (R) Emily Virgin (D) David Derby (R) Lewis Moore (R) Glen Mulready (R) Sean Roberts (R) Colby Schwartz (R) Paul Wesselhoft (R) Will Fourkiller (D) Rebecca Hamilton (D)

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oklahoma house of representatives oklahoma house of representatives by district District #

Representative

counties

District #

1.

Rusty Farley (R) McCurtain 2.

John Bennett (R) Sequoyah 3.

James Lockhart (D) LeFlore 4.

Mike Brown (D) Cherokee 5. Doug Cox (R) Delaware, Mayes 6.

Chuck Hoskin (D) Craig, Mayes, Rogers 7.

Larry Glenn (D) Delaware, Ottawa 8.

Ben Sherrer (D) Mayes, Rogers,

Wagoner 9.

Mary Quinn (R) Rogers 10. Steve Martin (R) Nowata, Osage, Washington

11. Earl Sears (R) Tulsa, Washington Wade Rousselot (D) Rogers, Wagoner 12.

Jerry McPeak (D) Muskogee, Wagoner 13.

14. George E. Faught (R) Cherokee, Muskogee Haskell, LeFlore, 15. Ed Cannaday (D) McIntosh, Muskogee,

Sequoyah Jerry Shoemake (D) Muskogee, Okmulgee, 16.

Wagoner

Brian Renegar (D) Haskell, Latimer, 17.

LeFlore, Pittsburg

18. Donnie Condit (D) McIntosh, Pittsburg R. C. Pruett (D) Choctaw, LeFlore, 19.

McCurtain,

Pushmataha

Paul Roan (D) Atoka, Bryan, Coal, 20.

Johnston, Pontotoc

Bryan 21. Dustin Roberts (R) 22.

Wes Hilliard (D) Cleveland, Garvin, McClain, Murray,

Pontotoc

23. Sue Tibbs (R) Tulsa 24. Steve Kouplen (D) Creek, Hughes, Okfuskee, Okmulgee

Hughes, McClain, 25. Todd Thomsen (R) Pontotoc,

Pottawatomie

Kris Steele (R) Pottawatomie 26.

Josh Cockroft (R) Cleveland, 27.

Pottawatomie

Lincoln, Okfuskee, 28. Tom Newell (R) Pottawatomie,

Seminole Creek, Tulsa 29. Skye McNiel (R)

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Representative

counties

30.

Mark McCollough (R) Creek, Tulsa 31.

Jason W. Murphey (R) Logan, Oklahoma 32. Danny Morgan (D) Creek, Lincoln 33.

Lee Denney (R) Logan, Payne 34.

Cory T. Williams (D) Payne 35. Dennis Casey (R) Noble, Osage,

Pawnee, Payne 36. Sean Roberts (R) Osage, Tulsa 37. Steve Vaughan (R) Kay, Osage 38. Dale DeWitt (R) Garfield, Grant, Kay,

Noble, Oklahoma, Osage

39.

Marian Cooksey (R) Oklahoma 40.

Mike Jackson (R) Garfield John T. Enns (R) Canadian, Garfield, 41.

Kingfisher, Oklahoma

Lisa J. Billy (R) Cleveland, Garvin, 42.

Grady, McClain Colby Schwartz (R) Canadian 43.

44. Emily Virgin (D) Cleveland 45. Aaron Stiles (R) Cleveland 46. Scott Martin (R) Cleveland, McClain 47.

Leslie Osborn (R) Canadian, Grady 48.

Pat Ownbey (R) Carter 49. Tommy Hardin (R) Carter, Love, Marshall 50. Dennis Johnson (R) Comanche, Cotton, Stephens Corey Holland (R) Cotton, Jefferson, 51.

Grady, McClain, Stephens Charles L. Ortega (R) Greer, Jackson, Kiowa 52.

Randy Terrill (R) Cleveland 53.

54.

Paul Wesselhoft (R) Cleveland 55. Todd Russ (R) Caddo, Canadian, Kiowa, Washita

Phil Richardson (R) Caddo, Canadian, 56.

Grady Harold Wright (R) Blaine, Canadian, 57.

Custer

Jeff Hickman (R) Alfalfa, Grant, Major, 58.

Woods, Woodward

Mike Sanders (R) Blaine, Canadian, 59.

Dewey, Kingfisher, Major, Woodward

Purcy Walker (D) Beckham, Ellis, Greer 60.

Harmon, Roger Hills

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61. Gus Blackwell (R) Beaver, Cimarron, Ellis, Harper, Texas,

Woodward Comanche 62. T. W. Shannon (R) 63. Don Armes (R) Comanche, Tillman 64. Ann Coody (R) Comanche 65.

Joe Dorman (D) Caddo, Comanche, Grady 66.

Jadine Nollan (R) Tulsa 67.

Pam Peterson (R) Tulsa 68. Glen Mulready (R) Creek, Tulsa Fred Jordan (R) Tulsa 69.

70.

Ron Peters (R) Tulsa 71. Daniel S. Sullivan (R) Tulsa 72. Seneca Scott (D) Tulsa 73.

Jabar Shumate (D) Osage, Tulsa 74. David Derby (R) Rogers, Tulsa 75. Dan Kirby (R) Tulsa 76. David Brumbaugh (R) Tulsa 77. Eric Proctor (D) Rogers, Tulsa 78.

Jeannie McDaniel (D) Tulsa 79.

Weldon Watson (R) Tulsa 80.

Mike Ritze (R) Tulsa 81.

Randy Grau (R) Oklahoma 82. Guy Liebmann (R) Oklahoma 83.

Randy McDaniel (R) Oklahoma 84. Sally Kern (R) Oklahoma 85. David Dank (R) Oklahoma 86.

William Fourkiller (D) Adair, Cherokee, Delaware Jason Nelson (R) Oklahoma 87.

Oklahoma 88. Al McAffrey (D) 89.

Rebecca Hamilton (D) Oklahoma 90.

Charles Key (R) Oklahoma 91.

Mike Reynolds (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma 92.

Richard Morrissette (D) Oklahoma 93.

Mike Christian (R) Oklahoma 94. Scott Inman (D) Oklahoma 95.

Charlie Joyner (R) Oklahoma Lewis H. Moore (R) Oklahoma 96.

97.

Mike Shelton (D) Oklahoma 98.

John Trebilcock (R) Tulsa, Wagoner 99. Anastasia Pittman (D) Oklahoma 100. Elise Hall (R) Oklahoma 101. Gary Banz (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma

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oklahoma county www.oklahomacounty.org

*Up for election November 2012

Willa Johnson District 1 County Commissioner 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1501

Leonard Sullivan County Assessor 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1200

*Carolynn Caudill County Clerk 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1864

*Brian Maughan District 2 County Commissioner 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1502

*Patricia Presley Court Clerk 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1721

Ray Vaughn District 3 County Commissioner 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1503

David Prater District Attorney 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1600

*John Whetsel County Sheriff 201 N. Shartel Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1000

Forrest “Butch” Freeman County Treasurer 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1300

County Agencies Emergency Management 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1360

Health Department 921 NE 23rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 427-8651

Public Defender 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1550

Engineering 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1495

Juvenile Justice 5905 N. Classen Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 713-6400

Purchasing 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1490

Election Board 4201 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1515

Planning Commission 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1361

Training 7401 NE 23rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73141 (405) 713-1890

Oklahoma County Government

Election carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board (405) 713-1515 The administrative body of Oklahoma County is the Board of County Commissioners, which was created by the Oklahoma Legislature. Oklahoma County, like all counties in Oklahoma, is divided into three districts. The districts are as equal in population as possible, numbered 1, 2, and 3, and subject to alteration by the Oklahoma Legislature not more than once every 10 years. One commissioner is elected from each district for a term of four years.

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Elections are held every two years, beginning with a primary on the last Tuesday in July. The run-off is held on the fourth Tuesday of Aug., and the general election is on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in Nov. YEAR 2012 RACES County Comm. Dist. 2 County Clerk

County Court Clerk County Sheriff 2012 Election: PRIMARY: July 31 • RUNOFF: Aug. 28 • GENERAL: Nov. 6

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city of oklahoma city City Web site: www.okc.gov City Council Fax: 297-3003

Gary Marrs Council Ward #1 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2404

*Sam Bowman Council Ward #2 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City. OK 73102 (405) 297-2402

Lawrence F. McAtee, Jr. Council Ward #3 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2404

Pete White Council Ward #4 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2402

*J. Brian Walters Council Ward #5 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2569

*Meg Salyer Council Ward #6 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2402

Ronald “Skip” Kelly Council Ward #7 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2569

*Patrick Ryan Council Ward #8 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2404

Mayor Mick Cornett 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2424 (405) 297-3759 (fax)

* Next primary election for City Council is March 1, 2011.

General is April 5, 2011.

Oklahoma City Departments Action Center 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2535 Airports 7100 Terminal Dr., Box 937 Oklahoma City, OK 73159-0937 (405) 680-3200 Central Parking System 300 SW 7th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73109 (405) 297-2484 City Attorney 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2451

City Auditor 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2624

Fire Department 820 N.W. 5th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73106 (405)297-3314

Neighborhood Services 420 W. Main Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2972

Public Information Officer 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2250

City Clerk 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2391

Licenses 420 W. Main, Suite 130 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2606

Parks and Recreation 201 N. Channing Sq. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-3882

Water & Wastewater Utilities 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2422

City Manager 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2345

MAPS for Kids Trust Office 420 W. Main St., Ste. 400 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-3461

Planning Department 420 W. Main St., #900 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405)297-2576

Finance / Purchasing 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2506

Municipal Courts 700 Couch Dr. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2673

Police Department 701 Colcord Dr. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-1000

City of Oklahoma City Government

Election carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board (405) 713-1515

Oklahoma City is governed by a council/manager system established by an amendment to the city charter in 1927. The charter, adopted in 1916, originally called for a commission form of government. The mayor and eight city council members are elected to four-year terms. In order to keep continuity within city government, half of the council is elected every two years. The city is divided into eight wards. The voters of each ward elect a council member to represent them, and the mayor is elected at large. The

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mayor and the council appoint a city manager to serve as the city’s chief administrative official.

Primary elections are held the first Tuesday of March. The general election is held the first Tuesday of April. The filing period is neither more than 29 days nor less than 24 days before the primary election. Elections for the city wards are always held in odd-numbered years, while the mayoral election is held in an even-numbered year. Elections for 2011 are as follows: 2011 YEAR Wards 2, 5, 6, 8 RACE PRIMARY March 1 GENERAL April 5

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oklahoma city public schools Web site: www.okcps.org Address: 900 N. Klein Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Main switchboard: (405) 587-0000

Angela Z. Monson School Board Chairperson 720 Northeast 42nd Street (405) 271-2390

Karl Springer Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools 900 N. Klein Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73106 (405)587-0000

school board members

Lyn Watson District #1 2917 Prairie Rose Court Oklahoma City, OK 73120 (405) 209-7877

Gail Vines District #2 1128 NW 55th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 843-8824 (405) 843-1527

Senior Staff Deputy Superintendent 587-0351 Chief Academic Officer 587- 0440 Chief Information Officer 587- 0272 Chief Operations Officer 587-0446 General Counsel (405) 587-0350

Phil Horning District #3 3201 NW 18 Oklahoma City, OK 73107 (405) 946-3778

Steve Shafer District #4 401 NW 14 Oklahoma City, OK 73103 (405) 848-6999

Senior Human Resources Officer (405) 587-0099 Senior Financial Officer (405) 587-0184 Executive Director, Communications and Public Relations (405) 587-0227

David Castillo District #6 1516 SW 65 Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405) 361-4518

Ron Millican District #7 2308 S.W. 81st Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405) 685-7069

Executive Director of Student Performance Region One Learning Community: (405) 587-0094 Region Two Learning Community: (405) 587-0049 Region Three Learning Community: (405) 587-0293 Region Four Learning Community: (405) 587-0093 Region Five Learning Community: (405) 587-0058 Region Six Learning Community: (405) 587-0049

Executive Director, School and Community Relations (405) 587-0407 Director, Planning, Research and Evaluation (405) 297-6811

Oklahoma City School District

Election carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board (405) 713-1515 Oklahoma City School District, I-89, has eight elective school board officers that manage the fiscal matters of the school district according to state statutes. There is one chairman (a new position as of 2001) elected districtwide and seven board members elected from geographical districts. Board elections rotate by district on a four-year cycle.

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Ruth Veales District #5 900 N. Klein Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73106 (405) 732-8122

Upcoming elections for the Oklahoma City School Board are as follows: YEAR 2011 RACES Office #6 ELECTION February 8

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2011 executive committee

Carl Edwards Price Edwards & Company Chairman

David Thompson OPUBCO Communications Group Immediate Past Chairman

Bruce Lawrence INTEGRIS Health Secretary/Treasurer

Roy H. Williams Greater Oklahoma City Chamber President & CEO

2011 Vice Chairs

Mark Funke Bank of Oklahoma Community Redevelopment

Rhonda Hooper Jordan Associates Convention & Visitors Bureau

Peter B. Delaney OGE Energy Corp.

Economic Development

Martha Burger Chesapeake Energy Corporation Education/Workforce Development

Bryan Gonterman AT&T Oklahoma Membership

Bradley W. Krieger Arvest Bank Government Relations

Marsha Wooden SandRidge Energy, Inc. Marketing & Communications

J. Larry Nichols Devon Energy Corporation Forward Oklahoma City

Clayton I. Bennett Dorchester Capital Strategic Planning

Tom J. McDaniel Oklahoma City University MAPS Development

Past Chairmen Henry Overholser* John H. Burford* W. J. Gault* O. A. Mitscher* W. W. Storm* B. M. Dilley* Anton H. Classen* Seymour C. Heyman* George G. Sohlberg* T. D. Turner* I. M. Holcomb* H. Y. Thompson* George B. Stone* Sidney L. Brock* O. P. Workman* Frank J. Wikoff*

S. M. Gloyd* C. F. Colcord* Edward K. Gaylord* Edgar S. Vaught* J. R. Cottingham* George Frederickson* A. W. Boyd* W. J. Pettee* Ed Overholser* John A. Brown* J. F. Owens* Gilbert A. Nichols* R. J. Benzel* Virgil Browne* Frank Buttram* Samuel W. Haynes*

W. E. Hightower* Fred Jones* Glenn C. Kiley* J. S. Hargett* J. Wiley Richardson* William Morgan Cain* Donald S. Kennedy* Ray J. Spradling* H. B. Groh* Ancel Earp* Edward L. Gaylord* John Kilpatrick, Jr.* William V. Montin* R. A. Young* Stanton L. Young John R. Parsons*

Robert E. Lee* Norman P. Bagwell* Edward H. Cook James G. Harlow, Jr.* R. D. Harrison* Bill Swisher Dan Hogan Richard H. Clements Gerald R. Marshall Lee Allan Smith Clyde Ingle Edmund O. Martin William E. Durrett Ray Ackerman Frank A. McPherson Ken W. Townsend*

Listed in order of service. An asterisk (*) denotes those who are deceased.

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Stanley F. Hupfeld William G. Thurman, M.D. Clayton I. Bennett Gerald L. Gamble Dave Lopez Steven E. Moore* Luke R. Corbett Robert A. Funk V. Burns Hargis Fred J. Hall J. Larry Nichols David Thompson

board of DIRECTORS Mr. Ray Ackerman Ackerman McQueen, Inc. Bill Anoatubby, Governor The Chickasaw Nation Ms. Brenda Jones Barwick, APR Jones Public Relations, Inc.

Mr. Robert A. Funk Express Employment Professionals Mr. Mark Funke Bank of Oklahoma

Mr. Bruce Lawrence INTEGRIS Health Mr. Dave Lopez American Fidelity Foundation

Mr. Gerald L. Gamble Gerald L. Gamble Co., Inc.

Mr. Greg Love Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores, Inc.

Mr. Mark Beffort Grubb & Ellis | Levy Beffort

Mr. Bryan Gonterman AT&T Oklahoma

Mr. Gerald R. Marshall Midland Asset Management

Mr. Clayton I. Bennett Dorchester Capital

Mr. J. Leland Gourley OKC FRIDAY Newspaper Nichols Hills Publishing Co.

Mr. Edmund O. Martin Ackerman McQueen, Inc.

Ms. Beverly Binkowski Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma Ms. Martha Burger Chesapeake Energy Corporation Mr. William M. Cameron American Fidelity Assurance Company Mr. James C. Clark B.C. Clark Jewelers Mr. Richard H. Clements Clements Foods Company Garden Club Mr. Edward H. Cook Mr. Luke R. Corbett Mayor Mick Cornett City of Oklahoma City Mr. Jim Couch City of Oklahoma City Mr. Peter B. Delaney OGE Energy Corp.

Mr. William E. Durrett American Fidelity Assurance Company Mr. Carl Edwards Price Edwards & Company

Mr. David F. Griffin Griffin Communications/ NEWS9 Mr. Fred J. Hall Hall Capital, LLC

Mr. Steve Mason Cardinal Engineering, Inc. Mr. Tom J. McDaniel Oklahoma City University Mr. J. W. McLean

Ms. Lindy Ritz Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center - FAA

Mr. John Williams, CHA Williams & Associate Hospitality LLC

Mr. Robert J. Ross Inasmuch Foundation / Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation

Ms. Marsha N. Wooden SandRidge Energy, Inc.

Ms. Meg Salyer Accel Financial Staffing Mr. Eduardo Sanchez Lopez Foods, Inc. Ms. Avis Scaramucci Nonna’s Euro-American Ristorante and Bar

Mr. Lee Allan Smith Oklahoma Events, LLC

Mr. David Harlow BancFirst

Ms. Mary Mélon The Journal Record Publishing Company

Mr. Karl Springer Oklahoma City Public Schools

Ms. Judy J. Hatfield Equity Commercial Realty, LLC

Mr. Roger N. Mitchell Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

President Robert Henry Oklahoma City University

Mr. Xavier Neira Manhattan Construction Company

Mr. Dan Hogan Dan Hogan Properties Ms. Rhonda Hooper Jordan Associates Mr. Bob E. Howard Mercedes-Benz of Oklahoma City Mr. Kirk Humphreys The Humphreys Company Mr. Stanley F. Hupfeld, FACHE INTEGRIS Health Mr. Clyde Ingle

Ms. Christy Everest The Oklahoma Publishing Company

Mr. David A. Jackson JPMorganChase Bank, N.A.

Mr. Jalal Farzaneh Home Creations

Mr. E. Carey Joullian, IV Mustang Fuel Corporation

Joseph J. Ferretti, PhD University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

Mr. Percy Kirk Cox Communications Mr. Bradley W. Krieger Arvest Bank

Mr. Bill Swisher Industrial Investments, LLC Mr. Lee Symcox First Fidelity Bank Mr. Richard Tanenbaum Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings

Mr. George Nigh IBC Bank

Mr. David Thompson OPUBCO Communications Group

Mr. Tim O’Toole Oklahoma State Fair, Inc. Mr. Josh Parsons Redbud Financial Group, LLC - The Guardian Stephen M. Prescott, MD Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Mr. Thomas Spencer Price, Jr. Chesapeake Energy Corporation

Life Members J.W. McLean George Nigh

Mr. Renzi Stone Saxum Public Relations

Mr. J. Larry Nichols Devon Energy Corporation

Mr. Ronald J. Norick Norick Investment Company, LLC

Liasion to the Board Maj. Gen. P. David Gillett, Jr. Tinker Air Force Base

Mr. Charles P. Schroeder National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Mr. Frank A. McPherson

Mr. V. Burns Hargis Oklahoma State University

Mr. Stanton L. Young Stanton L. Young Companies

William G. Thurman, M.D. Mr. Thomas L. Travis IBC Bank Commissioner Ray Vaughn Oklahoma County Dr. W. Roger Webb The University of Central Oklahoma Mr. Roy H. Williams Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Mr. G. Rainey Williams, Jr. Marco Capital Group ALP

Mr. John Richels Devon Energy Corporation

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board of advisors / lead investors Board of Advisor member companies are involved with the Chamber in a significant way. Through their additional financial support and exclusive invitations to Board Meetings, Board Retreats and Intercity Visits, Board of Advisors play a key role. An annual investment of $3,000 or more qualifies a member company to be part of the Board of Advisors.

Lead Investors are members that have taken a special leadership role in financing the Chamber’s operations at significantly higher levels. Any company can be a Lead Investor, even a one-person company. Annual dues investment of $1,000 or more qualifies a member company to be a Lead Investor.

Board of Advisors Platinum Lead Investors ($40,000 or more) AT&T Oklahoma Mr. Bryan Gonterman

Devon Energy Corporation Mr. J. Larry Nichols

Oklahoma Industries Authority Mr. Gary M. Bush

The Oklahoma Publishing Company Ms. Christy Everest

Chesapeake Energy Corporation Mr. Thomas Spencer Price, Jr.

OGE Energy Corp.

Mr. Peter B. Delaney

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company Mr. Roger N. Mitchell

SandRidge Energy, Inc. Ms. Marsha N. Wooden

Board of Advisors Gold Lead Investors ($10,000 to $39,999) American Fidelity Assurance Company Mr. William M. Cameron Bank of Oklahoma Mr. Mark Funke Dolese Bros. Co. Mr. Mark A. Helm General Electric Aviation Mr. Steven Kahne

Hall Capital, LLC Mr. Fred J. Hall

Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores, Inc. Mr. Tom Love

IBC Bank Mr. Thomas L. Travis

Mercy Health Center, Inc. Ms. Diana Smalley

INTEGRIS Health Mr. Bruce Lawrence JPMorganChase Bank, N.A. Mr. David A. Jackson

OU Medical Center Mr. Cole C. Eslyn, FACHE

SSM Health Care of Oklahoma Mr. Chris Howard Sonic, America’s Drive-In Mr. J. Clifford Hudson Specialty Real Estate Services, LLC Mr. Mark Beffort

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Silver Lead Investors ($5,000 to $9,999)

AAA Member Services Co. Mr. Andrew Shinn

Century, Inc. Mr. Mike Dillard

B.D. Eddie Enterprises Mr. Clay T. Farha

Great Plains Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Mr. Robert F. Browne

Ackerman McQueen, Inc. Mr. Edmund O. Martin

The Chickasaw Nation Bill Anoatubby, Governor

Ernst & Young, LLP Mr. Mark Wood

The Hertz Corporation Mr. R. Todd Blevins

Advancia Corporation Mr. Rudy Alvarado

Coppermark Bank Mr. Thomas L. Legan

Express Employment Professionals Mr. Robert A. Funk

Hobby Lobby Mr. David Green

ASSET Group, Inc. Ms. Jennifer P. Fogg

Cox Communications Mr. Percy Kirk

First Fidelity Bank Mr. Lee Symcox

Holder Construction Company Mr. Mike Raponi

BKD, LLP Mr. Todd Lisle

Crowe & Dunlevy Mr. Michael S. Laird

First Liberty Bank Mr. Joey Root

Bank of America Merrill Lynch Mr. Tony Shinn

Deaconess Hospital Ms. Cathryn Hibbs

Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings Mr. Richard Tanenbaum

Inasmuch Foundation / Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation Mr. Robert J. Ross

The Benham Companies, LLC Mr. Lance Benham

Dell USA, LP Mr. Tom Benson

Genzyme William M. Canfield, MD, PhD

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma Dignity Memorial Providers of Ms. Beverly Binkowski Oklahoma Mr. Scot Werkmeister The Boeing Company Dorchester Capital Mr. Steven D. Hendrickson Mr. Clayton I. Bennett

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MidFirst Bank Mr. George J. Records

Pratt & Whitney Mr. Robert Johnson

Government Liquidation / Liquidity Services, Inc. Mr. Steve Jackson Grant Thornton, LLP Mr. Tom R. Gray, III

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KPMG LLP Mr. Keith J. Schwarz LSB Industries, Inc. Mr. Tony Shelby Mustang Fuel Corporation Mr. E. Carey Joullian, IV

Board of Advisors Silver Lead Investors ($5,000 to $9,999) continued from previous page Griffin Communications/NEWS9 Mr. David F. Griffin

Oklahoma City University President Robert Henry

Riverwind Casino Mr. Clayton Stewart

Tinker Federal Credit Union Mr. Michael D. Kloiber

Oklahoma Christian University Dr. Mike E. O’Neal

Oklahoma State Fair, Inc. Mr. Tim O’Toole

SNB Bank of Oklahoma City Mr. John W. Osborne

Veolia Energy Oklahoma City, Inc. Mr. Todd Lewis

Oklahoma City Clinic Ms. Denise Suttles

Quad/Graphics, Inc. Mr. Stu Moore

The Sheraton Oklahoma City Mr. Matt Cowden

Wells Fargo Bank Mr. John Munger

Oklahoma City Community Foundation Dr. Nancy Anthony

Reserve National Insurance Co. Mr. Orin Crossley

The Skirvin Hilton Mr. Steve Houser

Board of Advisors Bronze Lead Investors ($3,000 to $4,999) AAR Aircraft Services Mr. Stan Mayer

Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Mr. Tim Bellanti

Capstone Construction Services Mr. Kevin Dunn

Compressco, Inc. Mr. Gary McBride

a la mode, inc.

Ms. Tammy Dawson

Association of Central Oklahoma Governments Mr. John G. Johnson

Carlisle FoodService Products Mr. David M. Shannon

Comtech Design Print and Mail, LLC Mr. Michael Morrison

Casady School Mr. Christopher C. Bright

ConocoPhillips Mr. H. J. Reed

Case & Associates Ms. Karen Franz

CoreVault Mr. Jeff Cato

Cassidy Financial Group, Inc. M. Diann Cassidy, PhD

Cosmo Investments, LLC Dr. Janet C. Barresi

Central Liquor Company Mr. Bradley Z. Naifeh

Crafton Tull Mr. Phillip Hagen

Champion Hotels & Development Mr. Bob Lewter

Credit Union Association of Oklahoma Credit Union Ms. Debra (DJ) J. Morrow Ingram, JD

ARL BioPharma, Inc. Dr. Thomas Kupiec Abby Roofing Ms. Autumn Bostick Accord Human Resources, Inc. Mr. Dale Hageman Acorn Growth Companies Mr. Jeff Davis Advanced Academics Mr. Jeff Elliott ASTEC, Inc. (ASTEC Charter Schools) Freda Deskin, PhD Affinia Group - Affinia Products Mr. Scott McCoy Air Comfort Solutions Heat & Air Mr. Ron Gregory Alliance Steel, Inc. Mr. Larry Thomas Allied Arts Ms. Deborah McAuliffe Senner Andrews Davis Mr. John Frederick Kempf, Jr. Anglin Public Relations Ms. Debbie Anglin Architectural Design Group, Inc. Mr. Mike Mize Armstrong Auditorium Mr. Shane Granger Arvest Bank Mr. Bradley W. Krieger

BP America, Inc. Mr. Jason French Baker First Commercial Real Estate Services Mr. Rod N. Baker, CCIM BancFirst Mr. David Harlow BancInsure, Inc. Mr. Rodney N. Sargent Bank of the West Mr. Daniel Garcia

Chaparral Energy, Inc. Mr. Joe Evans

The Boldt Company Mr. Steve Olson Bronco Drilling Company Mr. D. Frank Harrison CARE Center - Child Abuse Response and Evaluation Mr. David B. Hooten CB Richard Ellis / Oklahoma Mr. William T. Forrest CFR Insurance & Risk Management Mr. Gray Holden CMA Strategies, Inc. Ms. Sharon Caldwell IS Technologies dba CSD Ms. Iva Salmon Cameron International Mr. Mark Gamber Cancer Treatment Center of America Ms. Christie Enochs

City Rescue Mission, Inc. Rev. Tom Jones Claims Management Resources, Inc. Mr. John M. “Chip” Fudge Clarion Meridian Hotel & Convention Center Mr. Gary Burleson B.C. Clark Jewelers Mr. James C. Clark Cleary Petroleum Corporation Mr. Douglas B. Cleary Colcord Hotel Mr. Jeff Erwin Coldwell Banker Mike Jones Company Mr. Mike Jones Cole & Reed, PC Mr. Jim Denny, CPA

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Crossroads Church Sr. Pastor Terry Barriss DBI Services - DeAngelo Brothers, Inc. Mr. Mark Blandford DMS Roofing & General Contracting Mr. Craig Dyer Delaware Resource Group, a Busey Group Company Mr. Philip Busey, Jr. Design+Build Group Ms. Deemah Ramadan Dowell Properties, Inc. Mr. Richard Dowell Reed Downey Life Insurance Agency Mr. Reed Downey, Jr. Eide Bailly LLP Mr. Steven Corley ePartners, Inc. Mr. Craig S. Hogan, PMP

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Equipment Technology, LLC Mr. Jim Neuberger

HeartLine, Inc. Mr. Tom Taylor

KOCO TV Mr. Brent Hensley

The Morgan Real Estate Group, LLC Ms. Nancy E. Morgan

Family CFO, LLC Mr. Jeff White

Heritage Mr. David C. DeLana

The Kerr Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Lou C. Kerr

Farmers Insurance Group Mr. Randy Dickerson

Roger Hicks & Associates Group Insurance, Inc. Mr. Roger F. Hicks

Key Construction, LLC Mr. David Hale

Mount St. Mary Catholic High School Mr. Chris Stiles

Fellers Snider Law Firm Ms. Paula Love FireLake Grand Casino Mr. Brad Peltier First United Bank & Trust Mr. Derek Gill Flintco, Inc. Mr. Mark A. Grimes Forest Building Materials Mr. Rich Bass The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools Ms. Lori Dickinson Foundation Surgery Affiliates Mr. Robert Byers Francis Tuttle Technology Center Dr. Tom Friedemann

Hines Mr. John Wood

Lamar Outdoor Advertising Mr. Bill Condon

HoganTaylor LLP Mr. Richard A. Wright

Linn Energy, LLC Mr. Mark Owen

Home Creations Mr. Jalal Farzaneh

Lippert Bros., Inc. Mr. D.E. “Rick” Lippert, Jr.

ITT Technical Institute Ms. Terri Lowery

Lopez Foods, Inc. Mr. Rich Garofolo

Ideal Homes Mr. Vernon McKown Inkwell Managed Print Services Mr. David Crossley North American Group dba INSURICA Insurance Management Network Mr. Michael F. Ross

INVESTRUST Frankfurt-Short-Bruza Associates, PC Ms. Jeri Dawson Mr. William Frankfurt Irish Realty Corporation Gaillardia Country Club Mr. John Kennedy Ms. Kristine Mendenhall Isola Bella General Atomics Mr. David C. Miller Mr. Doyle Somers J.E. Dunn Construction Company Global Gaming Solutions, LLC Mr. John Thompson Mr. John Elliott Jacobs GlobalHealth Mr. Scott Bussell Ms. Penny Louviere Jasco Products Company, LLC Goodwill Industries of Central Mr. Steve Trice Oklahoma, Inc. Jones Public Relations, Inc. Ms. Heather Rennebohm Ms. Brenda Jones Barwick, APR C.H. Guernsey & Co. Jordan Associates Mr. Michael K. Moore Ms. Rhonda Hooper Hal Smith Restaurant Group The Journal Record Publishing Mr. Hal Smith Company Hall, Estill, Hardwick, Gable, et al Ms. Mary Mélon Ms. Kim Searls Junior League of Oklahoma City, Inc. Halliburton Energy Services Ms. Jill Greene Mr. Eric Williams KDC Real Estate Development Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa Mr. Steve Van Amburgh Ms. Stacy McKee-Redden KFOR-TV The Hartford Mr. Jim Boyer Mr. Gunnar H. Hood KIPP Reach College Prep Heartland Flyer Mr. Tracy McDaniel Mr. Joe R. Kyle 38

Kimray, Inc. Mr. David Hill

M-D Building Products Incorporated Mr. Loren A. Plotkin

NAI Sullivan Group Mr. Bob Sullivan Network Funding, LP Mr. James Laing Northrop Grumman Mr. Stewart Scannell Nowsoft, LLC “Simplifying IT” Mr. Ray Shaik OHH Physicians Ms. Susie Weeks OU Physicians Mr. Brian L. Maddy Oak Tree National Mr. Danny Cline

MTM Recognition / Midwest Trophy Mr. Mike Ketcherside

OfficeMax National Sales Center Mr. Rustin Sparks

Manhattan Construction Company Mr. Xavier Neira

Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic, Inc. Administrator

Manhattan Road and Bridge Mr. Mike Webb

Oklahoma Blood Institute John Armitage, MD

MassMutual Financial Group Mr. Mark Burson

Oklahoma City Boathouse Foundation Mr. Michael J. Knopp

Mathis Bros. OKC, LLC Mr. Calvin Worth McAfee & Taft Mr. Richard Nix McBride Clinic Mr. Mark Galliart Metro Technology Centers James Branscum, EdD Metropolitan Library System Ms. Donna Morris

Oklahoma City Community College Dr. Paul Sechrist Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Ms. Robyn Sunday-Allen Oklahoma City Metropolitan Assoc. of Realtors, Inc. Ms. Dawn Kennedy Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum Ms. Kari F. Watkins

Meyers-Reynolds & Associates, Inc. Oklahoma City RedHawks Mr. Lee Reynolds Mr. Michael Byrnes Mid-America Christian University Oklahoma Dental John Fozard, PhD Mr. Charles Blackburn Midtown Renaissance A REHCO Oklahoma Fidelity Bank Company Mr. Aaron Bastian Mr. Mickey Clagg Oklahoma Financial Center, Inc. Mr. Ooley’s Ms. Karen S. Cunningham Mr. David Ooley Oklahoma Heart Hospital Bob Moore Auto Group John Harvey, MD Mr. Curtis L. Hayes MooreNouri, LLC Mr. Bob Nouri

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Oklahoma Heart Hospital South Campus Mr. John Austin Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Stephen M. Prescott, MD Oklahoma State University Mr. V. Burns Hargis Oppenheim, a division of Bosc, Inc. Mr. John Waldo Order-Matic Corporation Mr. Robert Powell

RFIP, Inc. Mr. Brandon Clark

SpiritBank Mr. Rod Marso

RREEF Ms. Paula Aduddell, CCIM

Sprint Nextel Customer Care Center Mr. Craig Sherry

Rainey Law Firm Ms. Roberta Browning Fields

Standley Systems Ms. Jayna Anderson

Rausch Coleman Homes Ms. Beckie S. Shephard

Stericycle Mr. Jermaine Wilson

Rees Associates, Inc. Mr. Jay W. Tullis

Stewart Abstract & Title of Oklahoma Ms. Gerri Heidebrecht

Remedy Roofing, Inc. Mr. Brad Scardino

University of Phoenix - Oklahoma City Campus Mr. Troy Thomas VI Marketing and Branding Mr. Tim Berney Valir Health Mr. Garyl Geist Valliance Bank Mr. Brad Swickey Vericrest Financial, Inc. Mr. Patrick Hickey

Stonegate-Hogan Mr. Randy Hogan

Verizon Wireless Ms. Brandy Yeager

Strata Leadership, LLC Dr. Nathan Mellor

W & W Steel, LLC Mr. Rick W. Cooper

TAParchitecture Mr. Anthony McDermid, AIA, RIBA

WDG Architecture Dallas, PLLC Mr. Sterling Little

Teleflora Mr. Tom Butler

Waterford Marriott Mr. Tom Mamalis

Terex Roadbuilding Mr. Frank Wilson

Waterstone Benefit Administrators Mr. Tim Reddout

Terracon Consultants, Inc. Mr. Phil Wood

WeightWise Bariatrics Program Gregory Walton, MD

Tetra Tech Mr. Marc A. Long, PE

Western Industries Corporation Mr. Jim Robertson

Saxum Public Relations Mr. Renzi Stone

Third Degree Advertising & Communications Mr. Roy Page

Willis Mr. Frank Shadid

Schnake Turnbo Frank PR Ms. Karen Wicker

Timberlake Construction Co., Inc. Mr. Bryan Timberlake

Poe & Associates, Inc. Mr. Robert P. Williams

BCM of Oklahoma, LLC dba Schwarz Ready Mix Mr. Ron Henley

Titus Construction Mr. J.W. Peters

Pointe Vista Development Mr. Scott Fischer

Scott Rice Mr. George Basore

PremierSource Ms. Teah R. Corley

ShapardResearch, LLC Mr. Bill Shapard

Procure Proton Therapy Center Mr. Richard McBryde

Silvercliffe Construction Company Mr. David Pollard

Prodigal Mr. Bob Funk, Jr.

Simons Petroleum, Inc. Mr. Roger Simons

The Professional Basketball Club, LLC - Oklahoma City Thunder Mr. Danny Barth

Southern Nazarene University Dr. Loren Gresham

Orthocare Innovations, LLC Mr. Michael Harrison PACCAR Parts Mr. Chris Davis PDC Productions Mr. Patrick M. Boylan

Remington Park, Racing * Casino Mr. Scott Wells Renaissance Oklahoma City Convention Center Hotel & Spa Mr. Joe LoMonaco

Paradigm AdvantEdge Ms. Charlene Wilson

Riggs, Abney, Neal, Turpen, Orbison & Lewis Mr. Michael C. Turpen

PAYCOM Mr. Chad Richison

SAIC Mr. James Patterson

The Pepsi Bottling Group of Oklahoma City Mr. Clyde Watts

S Design, Inc. Ms. Sarah Sears

The Persimmon Group Mr. Brad Martin Physicians Mutual Insurance Mr. Jim McBride Pickard Clinton Mr. Jon Pickard

Quail Creek Bank, N.A. Mr. Bert Olah, Jr. Quik Print Printing & Copying Mr. Mark Little REI Mr. Tom S. Smith

SMG Mr. Gary Desjardins

Sperry Van Ness / Gregory Interests, LLC Mr. Gary Gregory, CCIM Sperry Van Ness / William T. Strange & Assoc.

Mr. Tim Strange

Trammell Crow Company Mr. Shaun Frankfurt TriCorps Security Mr. David Ross UMB Bank Mr. Royce M. Hammons UPS Ms. Nancy Koeper

Wilson Supply Company Mr. Ricky Welsh The Winchester Group Ms. Susan Winchester Wood Group ESP Mr. Scott Seefeldt YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City Mr. Michael S. Grady YWCA Oklahoma City Ms. Jan Peery Zerby Interests Mr. Terryl Zerby

USFleetTracking Corp.

Mr. Jerry Hunter United Way of Central Oklahoma, Inc. Ms. Debby Hampton University Hospitals Authority Mr. Dean Gandy The University of Central Oklahoma Dr. W. Roger Webb

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