Oklahoma State House District 73 (unopposed)

“I am deeply disappointed that House Bill 3052 was not given the opportunity to be heard before the Senate committee deadline,” (Oklahoma House of Representatives)

“The failure to advance this bill reflects a broader systemic issue, one where the urgency of protecting our children is not always prioritized as it should be. Fentanyl exposure remains a real and growing threat in our communities, and inaction only increases the risk to Oklahoma’s most vulnerable.” (Oklahoma House of Representatives)

“In 2019, Ronald accepted the challenge of taking on higher roles of responsibility within the fire department and completed the Paramedic program just as we all were learning of a worldwide pandemic.” (Campaign website)