Ellen Pogemiller
Ellen Pogemiller She assumed office on November 20, 2024. Pogemiller ( Democratic Party ) won re-election to the Oklahoma House of Representatives to represent District 88 outright without appearing on the ballot.
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“I am grateful to the committee for hearing this study today and to Representative Grego for joining me on studying this important issue,”
(Oklahoma House of Representatives) “I begrudge no parent who wishes to send their child to a private school, but taxpayers statewide should not subsidize tuition unless every Oklahoma parent who wants it has the same access to the private school of their choice. We're better off investing those dollars statewide in our public schools, who are required by our constitution to accept all students. School choice for me but not for thee is not a responsible or ethical way to govern.”
(Oklahoma House of Representatives) “Elected officials should focus on organizing, building consensus, and developing long term goals to address challenges in our state. The most important part of being elected is listening, learning, and creating change based on the conversations that you have with your district. Legislators must also stand firmly against legislation that targets or disenfranchises our immigrant or LGBTQ+ community.”
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