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65House
District
Representative · Majority Deputy Leader
Toni Hasenbeck
| Seat | House District 65 |
|---|---|
| Party | Republican |
| Capitol office | Room 244 · 2nd floor |
| Mailing address | 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 244, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 |
| Capitol phone | (405) 557-7305 |
| Legislative assistant | Denise Armstrong |
| Write to | toni.hasenbeck@okhouse.gov (House constituent-mail address) |
| Hometown | Elgin |
| Tenure | 57th Legislature - Present |
| Term limited | 2030 |
Also listed in Room 244: Brad Boles
Committees 6
- Appropriations and Budget › A&B Education Subcommittee Vice Chair subcommittee
- Education Oversight › Postsecondary Education Chair subcommittee
- Special Conference Committee on SB 1054 Vice Chair conference
- Conference Committee on Education Oversight conference
- Education Oversight standing
- Energy and Natural Resources Oversight › Agriculture subcommittee
Bills, 2026 session 99 as principal author · 17 as coauthor
- MeasureTitleStatusMomentum
- SB 1632Schools; directing career-readiness assessments and assessment-based credentials to be made available to certain student…Enacted100
- SB 1553Medicaid; specifying certain qualifications for appeals; providing for recovery of certain costs. Effective date.Enacted100
- SB 1325Protection from Domestic Abuse Act; requiring defendants charged with certain domestic violence offenses to use a Global…Enacted100
- SB 140Mathematics instruction; directing expenditure of certain funds; creating the Oklahoma Math Achievement and Proficiency …Enacted100
- HB 1273Domestic violence; providing for alternative batterers' intervention programs; effective date.Enacted100
- SB 701Higher education; authorizing the approval of functional exceptions; expanding classes and programs offered to the peopl…Enacted100
- HB 1096Schools; modifying goals of certain programs; modifying eligibility for certain higher education programs; adding refere…Enacted100
- SB 841Strong Readers Act; modifying use of Statewide Literacy Revolving Fund; modifying requirement for teacher preparation pr…Enacted100
- HB 2798Reporting requirements; making certain acts unlawful; effective date.Enacted100
- SB 418Department of Corrections; requiring certain designation for certain persons. Effective date.Enacted100
- HR 1027Resolution; Teacher Appreciation Day.Adopted100
- HB 1360Protection from domestic abuse; personal information confidential; Attorney General; Address Confidentiality Program to …Enacted100
- HB 1364Crimes and punishments; sexual obscenity; making certain acts unlawful; effective date.Enacted100
- SB 1884School employees; modifying the access statewide professional educators' associations have to school employees; allowing…Passed House committee64
- HB 3242Privacy; opposite sex; restrooms in public schools; sleeping quarters; private changing areas; student housing; public i…Passed Senate committee64
All 99 bills as principal author ›
Coauthor of SB 1778, SB 1942, HR 1033, HR 1031, HB 1727, HB 2728, SB 480, HR 1004, SB 1338, HJR 1084, HB 3942, HB 4420 and 5 more.
2025 · 2024 sessions · About the momentum score
Vote record, 2026 session 2,168 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 ReadingnoFailed 40–51
- May 7, 2026SJR 53 Third ReadingyesPassed 88–5
- May 7, 2026SB 650 Third ReadingexcusedPassed 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 ReadingexcusedPassed 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
69th percentile
| Bills & joint resolutions authored | 76 |
|---|---|
| … passed committee / chamber / both | 17 / 13 / 5 |
| … became law | 5 |
| Carried in the other chamber (became law) | 21 (7) |
| Points vs. House majority average | 108 ÷ 95.19 = 1.13 |
| Floor roll calls / missed | 1,932 / 314 (16.3%) |
| Party unity on contested votes | 94.8% of 674 |
| Most-authored topics | Schools (K–12) (29), Criminal justice & public safety (19), Health & mental health (13) |
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
- Adam Pugh RSenate 41 12 ⇄
- David Bullard RSenate 6 9 ⇄
- Jerry Alvord RSenate 14 8 ⇄
- Chad Caldwell RHouse 40 7 ⇄
- Max Wolfley RHouse 95 7 ⇄
- Rob Hall RHouse 67 6 ⇄
- Brian Hill RHouse 47 6 ⇄
- Christi Gillespie RSenate 33 6 ⇄
- Dusty Deevers RSenate 32 6 ⇄
- Julie McIntosh RSenate 3 6 ⇄
Votes most alike
- Eddy Dempsey RHouse 1 95.1% of 551 contested votes
- Chris Kannady RHouse 91 94.2% of 363 contested votes
- Nicole Miller RHouse 82 94.2% of 606 contested votes
- John Pfeiffer RHouse 38 93.9% of 595 contested votes
- Tammy West RHouse 84 93.5% of 648 contested votes
- Mark Lawson RHouse 30 93.4% of 530 contested votes
- Danny Sterling RHouse 27 93.4% of 667 contested votes
- Trey Caldwell RHouse 63 93.2% of 544 contested votes
- Dell Kerbs RHouse 26 93.2% of 572 contested votes
- Tammy Townley RHouse 48 93.1% of 605 contested votes
Votes least alike
- Tom Gann RHouse 8 30.1% of 651
- Molly Jenkins RHouse 33 31.4% of 666
- Jim Shaw RHouse 32 34.8% of 658
- Rick West RHouse 3 35.8% of 667
- Gabe Woolley RHouse 98 45.7% of 628
“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 65
- Counties
- Caddo, Comanche
- Cities & towns
- Anadarko, Apache, Binger, Carnegie, Cement, Cyril, Eakly, Edgewater Park, Elgin, Fletcher, Fort Cobb, Gracemont, Lake Ellsworth Addition, Lakeside Village, Lawton, Medicine Park, Sterling, Washita
- ZIP codes
- 73005, 73006, 73009, 73015, 73017, 73021, 73029, 73033, 73038, 73042, 73047, 73053, 73055, 73059, 73079, 73082, 73092, 73503, 73507, 73538, 73541, 73567
- Senate members sharing a county
- Darcy Jech (26), Spencer Kern (31), Dusty Deevers (32)
Official district map: see the official House page.
Lobbyist reports naming this member 2025–2026
Registered lobbyists reported 76 expenditures (meals, gifts, events) totalling $3,368.24 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
- Spencer W Guinn4$382.372026-03-30
- Kinsey Westwood5$378.352026-03-25
- Ryan Mindell1$247.772025-09-24
- Emily Ann Crouch3$224.282026-01-25
- Mark Ruedy2$200.002026-03-04
- Jeramy Rich1$184.782025-02-10
- Don Lee Armes3$160.282026-05-04
- Samantha Davidson3$137.002025-05-20
- Tyler Warren Norvell4$121.732026-04-28
- Jami M Longacre1$98.432025-02-19
- Julia Jernigan4$84.562026-01-20
- Margaret Shaffer1$74.872025-12-17
32 more lobbyists on OkLobbyGuide.
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Source
Copied from https://www.okhouse.gov/representatives/toni-hasenbeck on Oct 27, 2026. Not endorsed by the Oklahoma House of Representatives.