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9House
District
Representative
Mark Lepak
| Seat | House District 9 |
|---|---|
| Party | Republican |
| Capitol office | Room 453 · 4th floor |
| Mailing address | 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 453, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 |
| Capitol phone | (405) 557-7380 |
| Legislative assistant | Elisabeth Schlebach |
| Write to | Mark.Lepak@okhouse.gov (House constituent-mail address) |
| Hometown | Claremore |
| Tenure | 55th Legislature - Present |
| Term limited | 2026 |
Also listed in Room 453: Eddy Dempsey
Committees 5
- Government Oversight › Banking, Financial Services and Pensions Chair subcommittee
- Appropriations and Budget › A&B Finance Subcommittee subcommittee
- Conference Committee on Government Oversight conference
- Energy and Natural Resources Oversight › Energy subcommittee
- Government Oversight standing
Bills, 2026 session 112 as principal author · 46 as coauthor
- MeasureTitleStatusMomentum
- SB 2180Foreign lobbying; creating the Foreign Principal Lobbying Oversight Act. Effective date.Enacted100
- SB 1423Oklahoma Hospital Advisory Council; eliminating the Advisory Council. Effective date.Enacted100
- SB 1303Workers' compensation; transferring property and records. Effective date. Emergency.Enacted100
- SB 1307Oklahoma Historical Society; removing certain prohibition on use of funds. Effective date.Enacted100
- SB 1425Health care; repealing provisions related to the Health Care Workforce Resources Board. Effective date.Enacted100
- SB 1502Long-term care; eliminating the Alzheimer-Dementia Disclosure Act Advisory Council. Effective date.Enacted100
- HB 3581Riots; penalties for participating; making certain acts unlawful; Governmental Tort Claims Act; exception; effective dat…Enacted100
- SB 1503Choosing Childbirth Act; allowing out-of-state organizations to receive grants. Effective date.Enacted100
- HB 3076Teachers; new and innovative pathways toward teacher certification; alternative teacher preparation programs; alternativ…Enacted100
- SB 1623Credit unions; requiring certain records to be filed with Bank Commissioner; allowing investments; providing requirement…Enacted100
- SB 2067Financial institutions; Financial Privacy Act; permitting disclosure or release of information for investigations of fin…Enacted100
- HB 3590Revenue and taxation; Oklahoma Equal Opportunity Education Scholarship Act; eligibility; removing federal law reference;…Enacted100
- HB 1590Public finance; enacting the Education Infrastructure Linked Deposit Program Act; administration of program; guidelines;…Enacted100
- SB 1083Digital assets; digital asset kiosk; transactions; license requirement; permitting civil suits; requirements. Effective …Enacted100
- SB 889Hospitals; requiring hospitals to make public certain file and list; authorizing compliance monitoring and enforcement; …Enacted100
All 112 bills as principal author ›
Coauthor of SB 893, HB 4113, HB 1168, SB 933, HB 3143, SB 1579, HR 1050, SB 392, HR 1033, HR 1031, HB 2764, SB 638 and 34 more.
2025 · 2024 sessions · About the momentum score
Vote record, 2026 session 2,180 roll calls
- DateMeasure & motionVoteResult
- May 14, 2026HB 1370 Fourth ReadingyesPassed 89–1
- May 14, 2026SB 2 Fourth ReadingnoFailed 20–67
- May 14, 2026SB 893 Fourth ReadingyesPassed 89–0
- May 14, 2026SB 1589 Veto Override Without Emer.yesPassed 68–19
- May 7, 2026SJR 52 Third ReadingyesPassed 90–3
- May 7, 2026HB 3021 Fourth ReadingyesPassed 90–3
- May 7, 2026SB 1209 Third ReadingyesFailed 40–51
- May 7, 2026SJR 53 Third ReadingyesPassed 88–5
- May 7, 2026SB 650 Third ReadingyesPassed 82–5
- May 7, 2026SB 2143 Third ReadingyesFailed 17–77
- May 7, 2026SB 740 Third ReadingyesPassed 92–0
- May 7, 2026SJR 50 Third ReadingyesPassed 69–18
- May 7, 2026SB 833 Third ReadingyesPassed 91–0
- May 7, 2026SB 2063 Third ReadingyesPassed 88–2
- May 7, 2026HB 3320 Veto Override With Emer.yesPassed 92–0
Latest 15 votes shown. Member votes from Open States roll calls (from oklegislature.gov vote records).
Effectiveness 60th Legislature, 2025–26
79th percentile
| Bills & joint resolutions authored | 69 |
|---|---|
| … passed committee / chamber / both | 16 / 11 / 6 |
| … became law | 5 |
| Carried in the other chamber (became law) | 41 (12) |
| Points vs. House majority average | 125.5 ÷ 95.19 = 1.32 |
| Floor roll calls / missed | 1,932 / 166 (8.6%) |
| Party unity on contested votes | 87.1% of 729 |
| Most-authored topics | State government & agencies (18), Budget & taxes (15), Courts & civil law (9) |
House rankings · How the score works. A count of bill progress, not a judgment of the member's work.
Closest allies co-authorship and vote agreement, 2025–26
Most bills written together
- Micheal Bergstrom RSenate 1 35 ⇄
- Julie Daniels RSenate 29 26 ⇄
- Cody Maynard RHouse 21 16 ⇄
- Shane Jett RSenate 17 14 ⇄
- Max Wolfley RHouse 95 13 ⇄
- Avery Frix RSenate 9 13 ⇄
- Gerrid Kendrix RHouse 52 12 ⇄
- Clay Staires RHouse 66 12 ⇄
- Brian Hill RHouse 47 11 ⇄
- David Bullard RSenate 6 11 ⇄
Votes most alike
- Chad Caldwell RHouse 40 88.6% of 555 contested votes
- Eddy Dempsey RHouse 1 87.7% of 602 contested votes
- John Pfeiffer RHouse 38 87.5% of 639 contested votes
- Tammy West RHouse 84 87.2% of 697 contested votes
- Josh Cantrell RHouse 49 86.6% of 674 contested votes
- Stan May RHouse 80 86.6% of 677 contested votes
- Mark Lawson RHouse 30 86.5% of 571 contested votes
- Mike Dobrinski RHouse 59 86.4% of 682 contested votes
- Nicole Miller RHouse 82 86.4% of 654 contested votes
- Toni Hasenbeck RHouse 65 86.3% of 615 contested votes
Votes least alike
- Tom Gann RHouse 8 34.3% of 705
- Molly Jenkins RHouse 33 36.7% of 724
- Rick West RHouse 3 38.9% of 701
- Jim Shaw RHouse 32 40.6% of 712
- Trish Ranson DHouse 34 44.6% of 688
“Written together” = substantive 2026-record bills on which both are principal author or coauthor (any chamber; coauthors read from action text). Agreement = same yes/no vote on contested floor roll calls in the same chamber, where both voted (at least 50 shared). Sharing bills or votes does not imply a personal or political alliance.
District 9
- Counties
- Rogers, Tulsa
- Cities & towns
- Claremore, Limestone, Owasso, Valley Park
- ZIP codes
- 74015, 74017, 74019, 74021, 74055
- Senate members sharing a county
- Micheal Bergstrom (1), Ally Seifried (2), Julie McIntosh (3), Bill Coleman (10), Regina Goodwin (11), Todd Gollihare (12), Brian Guthrie (25), Julie Daniels (29), Christi Gillespie (33), Dana Prieto (34), Jo Anna Dossett (35), John Haste (36), Aaron Reinhardt (37), Dave Rader (39)
Official district map: see the official House page.
Lobbyist reports naming this member 2025–2026
Registered lobbyists reported 59 expenditures (meals, gifts, events) totalling $1,663.34 with this member as recipient, filed with the Oklahoma Ethics Commission. Names were matched by first and last name and title, so a few may be wrong; check the itemised records.
- LobbyistReportsTotalLatest
- David Bond4$235.452026-04-20
- James Lee Reese4$192.702026-05-05
- Adam Maxey3$108.372025-09-24
- Daniel John Chepkauskas3$92.672026-03-16
- Hugh Joseph Reed II1$92.272026-04-28
- Zachary Quintero1$90.072025-08-25
- Emily Ann Crouch2$81.672026-04-29
- Sydney Hill2$60.002026-04-08
- Spencer W Guinn2$59.552025-05-20
- Tyler Warren Norvell3$56.782026-03-30
- Keith Beall2$55.482026-02-11
- David Stephen Edwards2$52.382026-03-25
25 more lobbyists on OkLobbyGuide.
Lobbyist profiles open on OkLobbyGuide. A reported expenditure is a legal, disclosed activity and does not imply wrongdoing.
Source
Copied from https://www.okhouse.gov/representatives/mark-lepak on Oct 26, 2026. Not endorsed by the Oklahoma House of Representatives.