Oklahoma House vote

The “Attorney General; broadening approved purposes for opioid grant awards; authorizing certain use of funds by...” (SB 574)

Official title: Attorney General; broadening approved purposes for opioid grant awards; authorizing certain use of funds by the Attorney General. Effective date.

Passed: 72 yes, 10 no, 16 not voting

May 29, 2025, SB 574

Unverified: the two data sources do not agree yet.

Official source: oklegislature.gov

How each party voted

Republicans57 YES · 9 NO · 14 not voting
Democrats15 YES · 1 NO · 2 not voting

Yes (72)

Republicans (57)

Stacy Jo AdamsState Representative
Nick ArcherState Representative
Steve BashoreState Representative
Jason BlairState Representative
Brad BolesState Representative
Ty BurnsState Representative
Chad CaldwellState Representative
Trey CaldwellState Representative
Josh CantrellState Representative
Mark ChapmanState Representative
Bob CulverState Representative
Eddy DempseyState Representative
Mike DobrinskiState Representative
Collin DuelState Representative
Ryan EavesState Representative
Scott FetgatterState Representative
John GeorgeState Representative
Emily GiseState Representative
Rob HallState Representative
David HardinState Representative
Erick HarrisState Representative
Toni HasenbeckState Representative
Kyle HilbertState Representative
Brian HillState Representative
John KaneState Representative
Chris KannadyState Representative
Mike KelleyState Representative
Gerrid KendrixState Representative
Dell KerbsState Representative
Mark LawsonState Representative
Mike LayState Representative
Mark LepakState Representative
Dick LoweState Representative
Robert MangerState Representative
Thomas MartiState Representative
Stan MayState Representative
Nicole MillerState Representative
Anthony MooreState Representative
Carl NewtonState Representative
Daniel PaeState Representative
Kenton PatzkowskyState Representative
Eric RobertsState Representative
Cynthia RoeState Representative
Chris SneedState Representative
Clay StairesState Representative
Marilyn StarkState Representative
Danny SterlingState Representative
Preston StinsonState Representative
Judd StromState Representative
Mark TedfordState Representative
Tammy TownleyState Representative
Tim TurnerState Representative
Josh WestState Representative
Tammy WestState Representative
Jonathan WilkState Representative
Max WolfleyState Representative
Rande WorthenState Representative

Democrats (15)

Arturo Alonso-SandovalState Representative
Forrest BennettState Representative
Meloyde BlancettState Representative
Jared DeckState Representative
Ellyn HefnerState Representative
Michelle McCaneState Representative
Annie MenzState Representative
Cyndi MunsonState Representative
Ajay PittmanState Representative
Ellen PogemillerState Representative
Melissa ProvenzanoState Representative

No (10)

Republicans (9)

Tom GannState Representative
Denise HaderState Representative
Molly JenkinsState Representative
Jim ShawState Representative
Jay SteagallState Representative
Kevin WestState Representative
Rick WestState Representative
Danny WilliamsState Representative
Gabe WoolleyState Representative

Democrats

Absent (16)

Republicans (14)

Chris BanningState Representative
Rusty CornwellState Representative
Ross FordState Representative
Jim GregoState Representative
Neil HaysState Representative
Derrick HildebrantState Representative
Justin HumphreyState Representative
Ronny JohnsState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (72)

Republicans (57)

Democrats (15)

NONo (10)

Republicans (9)

Democrats

ABSENTAbsent (16)

Republicans (14)

How each party voted

YESYes (72)

Republicans (57)

Democrats (15)

NONo (10)

Republicans (9)

Democrats

ABSENTAbsent (16)

Republicans (14)

Democrats (2)

Yes (72)

No (10)

Absent (16)

Yes (72)

No (10)

Absent (16)