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MeasureDaniel PaeRHouse 62Suzanne SchreiberDHouse 70
SeatHouse District 62House District 70
PartyRepublicanDemocrat
CountiesComancheTulsa
LeadershipAssistant Majority Whip—
Committees712
Effectiveness score0.953.56
Chamber rank42 of 992 of 99
Bills & JRs authored2630
… passed committee1216
… passed own chamber813
… passed both chambers34
… became law23
Carried in other chamber (law)28 (10)8 (4)
Bills coauthored4428
Budget-process measures (not scored)00
Floor roll calls19321932
Missed votes203 (10.5%)309 (16.0%)
Party unity (contested votes)91%79.9%
Top topicsHealth & mental health (7); Courts & civil law (5); State government & agencies (3)Children, families & social services (8); Budget & taxes (5); Health & mental health (3)
Lobbyist-reported expenditures, 2025–2672 items, $3,37377 items, $4,089
Capitol officeRoom 336Room 541
Capitol phone(405) 557-7374(405) 557-7359

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