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MeasureChad CaldwellRHouse 40Mark LepakRHouse 9
SeatHouse District 40House District 9
PartyRepublicanRepublican
CountiesGarfieldRogers, Tulsa
Leadership——
Committees115
Effectiveness score1.731.32
Chamber rank12 of 9922 of 99
Bills & JRs authored3569
… passed committee1616
… passed own chamber1311
… passed both chambers96
… became law95
Carried in other chamber (law)28 (13)41 (12)
Bills coauthored2241
Budget-process measures (not scored)00
Floor roll calls19321932
Missed votes532 (27.5%)166 (8.6%)
Party unity (contested votes)85.8%87.1%
Top topicsSchools (K–12) (25); Higher education & workforce (5); Business, jobs & the economy (2)State government & agencies (18); Budget & taxes (15); Courts & civil law (9)
Lobbyist-reported expenditures, 2025–2665 items, $5,35159 items, $1,663
Capitol officeRoom 328Room 453
Capitol phone(405) 557-7317(405) 557-7380

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