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MeasureDavid SmithRHouse 18Jim GregoRHouse 17
SeatHouse District 18House District 17
PartyRepublicanRepublican
CountiesCoal, Hughes, Okfuskee, PittsburgLatimer, Pittsburg
Leadership——
Committees57
Effectiveness score0.220.61
Chamber rank88 of 9962 of 99
Bills & JRs authored1025
… passed committee212
… passed own chamber210
… passed both chambers13
… became law13
Carried in other chamber (law)3 (2)9 (1)
Bills coauthored513
Budget-process measures (not scored)00
Floor roll calls19321932
Missed votes231 (12.0%)279 (14.4%)
Party unity (contested votes)55.4%76.3%
Top topicsBusiness, jobs & the economy (3); Criminal justice & public safety (2); Health & mental health (2)Budget & taxes (6); Agriculture & rural life (5); Criminal justice & public safety (3)
Lobbyist-reported expenditures, 2025–265 items, $4764 items, $1,836
Capitol officeRoom 334Room 250
Capitol phone(405) 557-7376(405) 557-7381

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