Oklahoma State House District 63

Current seat holder: Trey Caldwell (R).

Shykira Smith

Shykira Smith The Democratic primary for this office on June 16, 2026 , was canceled.

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“During her 12 years in the U.S. Army, Shykira participated in several field exercises and deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq; serving her country with honor and immense pride. Shykira and her husband, Mark, served a combined total of more than 38 years in the US Army.” (Campaign website)
“Ensure that citizens who wish to run for the first time & are new to the campaign process; are thoroughly supported in their efforts to do so. Create a more structured, organized system at party headquarters to assist them throughout their campaign. Help with the various aspects (i.e., Social Media, GOTV, Phone Banking, Texting, Door Knocking etc.) so that they are not alone in the political process.” (Campaign website)
“Help with the various aspects (i.e., Social Media, GOTV, Phone Banking, Texting, Door Knocking etc.) so that they are not alone in the political process.” (Campaign website)

Hurchel Caldwell

Hurchel E. “Trey” Caldwell III is a fourth-term State Representative from Southwest Oklahoma and Chair of the House Appropriations & Budget Committee, overseeing the state’s $12.7 billion budget. He previously served as Deputy Majority Leader and Chair of the Utilities Committee, where he built a reputation for brokering key energy and broadband agreements that strengthened Oklahoma’s electric grid and expanded rural access.

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“This agreement reflects the important priorities for Oklahoma while keeping an eye on the horizon and planning for the future needs of our state.” (Oklahoma House of Representatives)
“Even in a year when revenues are tighter, we remained focused on protecting essential services while identifying strategic investments that strengthen our state. By working closely with our Senate counterparts and the Governor’s office, we were able to produce a budget that keeps Oklahoma on stable financial footing.” (Oklahoma House of Representatives)
““I grew up east of Lawton in a multi-generation farm and ranch family. After graduating from MacArthur High School, I played football at Southern Nazarene University for 3 years before graduating with a business degree from Cameron University,” Caldwell said.” (Campaign website)