Max Burchett
Max Burchett The Democratic primary for this office on June 16, 2026 , was canceled.
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“I am particularly passionate about healthcare policy, rural healthcare access, education and workforce development, technology modernization, cybersecurity, infrastructure reliability, and government efficiency. I strongly believe public systems should operate effectively, transparently, and responsibly because failures in those systems directly impact people’s lives.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection) “I look up most to leaders who combine competence with humility and who prioritize service over attention. Professionally, I respect leaders who can manage complex organizations while remaining grounded and accessible to the people they serve. Personally, my grandfather had a significant influence on my life through his work ethic, steadiness, and commitment to family and community. Those qualities shaped my understanding of leadership and responsibility.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection) “I would like to leave a legacy of practical improvement — strengthening systems that people depend on and making government more effective, stable, and responsive. I want to be remembered as someone who approached leadership seriously, treated people with respect, and focused on measurable outcomes rather than political theater. Most importantly, I want my children to see that public service can still be rooted in integrity and responsibility.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)Molly Jenkins
Rep. Molly Jenkins represents Oklahoma’s 33rd District, which includes Logan and Payne counties. Jenkins earned her bachelor's degree from Oklahoma State University and a master's degree from the University of Central Oklahoma, dedicating over a decade to teaching as a middle school educator and adjunct professor.
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“I have stood by my word and have chosen to take decisive action after the deeply troubling actions by the Oklahoma Legislative Compensation Board,”
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