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MeasureJerry AlvordRSenate 14Jack StewartRSenate 18
SeatSenate District 14Senate District 18
PartyRepublicanRepublican
CountiesCarter, Coal, Johnston, Marshall, MurrayCanadian, Oklahoma
Leadership——
Committees46
Effectiveness score1.260.00
Chamber rank19 of 4746 of 47
Bills & JRs authored280
… passed committee180
… passed own chamber140
… passed both chambers130
… became law120
Carried in other chamber (law)33 (18)0 (0)
Bills coauthored1824
Budget-process measures (not scored)00
Floor roll calls16570
Missed votes37 (2.2%)—
Party unity (contested votes)93.4%—
Top topicsCities, towns & counties (7); Schools (K–12) (5); Budget & taxes (3)
Lobbyist-reported expenditures, 2025–2676 items, $3,10262 items, $2,504
Capitol officeRoom 415Room 414
Capitol phone(405) 521-5607(405) 521-5590

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