Dusty Jo Jones
Dusty Jo Jones The Democratic primary for this office on June 16, 2026 , was canceled.
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“The big day may have come and gone, but keep in touch as we’re always up to something new and exciting.”
(Campaign website) “My vision for Oklahoma is one where every person is seen, heard, and valued—where strength through struggle creates lasting change, and no one is left behind in the pursuit of dignity, safety, and opportunity.”
(Campaign website) “We've weathered worse. Now we build better. And it's about time House District 49 had someone in that statehouse who has lived the difference.”
(Campaign website)Josh Cantrell
In 2022, Rep. Josh Cantrell was elected to represent House District 49 in the Oklahoma House of Representatives. Cantrell is a lifelong resident of Kingston, Oklahoma, where he graduated high school.
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“While this legislation was born out of unimaginable tragedy, I'm glad that something positive might come from it that can benefit future campers,”
(Oklahoma House of Representatives) “I'm thankful to be recognized for my efforts in championing this bill, but the praise belongs to a much wider audience. Still, I thank the folks at the Oklahoma Floodplain Managers Association for giving me this award. I will treasure it, and it will stand as a reminder of the souls we lost that day.”
(Oklahoma House of Representatives) “Josh worked in the quickly growing construction industry starting in 1999, until he became commissioner in 2017. He was senior project manager for several construction firms in north Texas ranging from municipal infrastructure construction to retail. He worked on projects in all 50 states, Mexico, Canada, Puerto Rico, and several of the US Virgin Isles.”
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