List of United States Representatives from Oklahoma

This is a complete list of people who have served as Members of the United States House of Representatives from Oklahoma through the start of the 113th Congress. It can be expanded and updated. Missing data can be located and entered.

Current members

• Jim Bridenstine - 1st district
• Markwayne Mullin - 2nd district
• Frank Lucas - 3rd district
• Tom Cole - 4th district
• Steve Russell - 5th district

Chronological list of Delegates and Representatives

(by first term of office)

Representative	Party	District	Years	District home	Note
David Archibald Harvey	Republican	Territory	1890–1893		Lost re-election
Dennis Thomas Flynn	Republican	Territory	1893–1897		Lost re-election
			1899–1903		Declined nomination
James Yancy Callahan	Free Silver	Territory	1897–1899		Retired
Bird Segle McGuire	Republican	Territory	1903–1907		Statehood
		1st	1907–1915		Retired
Elmer L. Fulton	Democratic	2nd	1907–1909		Lost re-election
James S. Davenport	Democratic	3rd	1907–1909		Lost re-election
			1911–1915		Redistricting
		1st	1915–1917		Lost re-election
Charles D. Carter	Democratic	4th	1907–1915		Redistricting
		3rd	1915–1927		Lost primary
Scott Ferris	Democratic	5th	1907–1915		Redistricting
		6th	1915–1921		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
Dick T. Morgan	Republican	2nd	1909–1915		Redistricting
		8th	1915–1920		Died
Charles E. Creager	Republican	3rd	1909–1911		Lost re-election
William H. Murray	Democratic	At Large	1913–1915		Redistricting
		4th	1915–1917		Lost primary; later, 9th Governor (1931–1935)
Joseph Bryan Thompson	Democratic	At-Large	1913–1915		Redistricting
		5th	1915–1919		Died
Claude Weaver	Democratic	At-Large	1913–1915		Lost primary
James V. McClintic	Democratic	7th	1915–1935		Lost primary
William Wirt Hastings	Democratic	2nd	1915–1921		Lost general
			1923–1935		Retired
Thomas Alberter Chandler	Republican	1st	1917–1919		Lost re-election
			1921–1923		Lost re-election
Tom D. McKeown	Democratic	4th	1917–1921		Lost re-election
			1923–1935		Lost primary
Everette B. Howard	Democratic	1st	1919–1921		Lost re-election
			1923–1925		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
			1927–1929		Lost re-election
John W. Harreld	Republican	5th	1919–1921		U.S. Senator (1921–1927)
Charles Swindall	Republican	8th	1920–1921		Lost primary
Alice Mary Robertson	Republican	2nd	1921–1923		Lost general
Joseph C. Pringey	Republican	4th	1921–1923		Lost re-election
Fletcher B. Swank	Democratic	5th	1921–1929		Lost general
			1931–1935		Lost primary
L. M. Gensman	Republican	6th	1921–1923		Lost re-election
Manuel Herrick	Republican	8th	1921–1923		Lost primary
J. W. Elmer Thomas	Democratic	6th	1923–1927		U.S. Senator (1927–1951)
Milton C. Garber	Republican	8th	1923–1933		Lost re-election
Samuel J. Montgomery	Republican	1st	1925–1927		Lost re-election
Wilburn Cartwright	Democratic	3rd	1927–1943		Lost primary
Jed Johnson	Democratic	6th	1927–1947		Lost primary
					Father of Jed Johnson, Jr., U.S. Representative
Charles O'Connor	Republican	1st	1929–1931		Lost re-election
Ulysses S. Stone	Republican	5th	1929–1931		Lost re-election
Wesley E. Disney	Democratic	1st	1931–1945		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
Ernest W. Marland	Democratic	8th	1933–1935		10th Governor of Oklahoma (1935–1939)
Will Rogers	Democratic	At-Large	1933–1943		Retired
John Conover Nichols	Democratic	2nd	1935–1943		Resigned to become VP of TWA
Percy Lee Gassaway	Democratic	4th	1935–1937		Lost primary
Joshua B. Lee	Democratic	5th	1935–1937		U.S. Senator (1937–1943)
Sam C. Massingale	Democratic	7th	1935–1941		Died
Phil Ferguson	Democratic	8th	1935–1941		Lost re-election
Robert Potter Hill	Democratic	5th	1937		Died
Gomer Griffith Smith	Democratic	5th	1937–1939		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
Lyle Boren	Democratic	4th	1937–1947		Lost primary
					Father of David Boren, 21st Governor & U.S. Senator
					Grandfather of Dan Boren, U.S. Representative
A. S. Mike Monroney	Democratic	5th	1939–1951		U.S. Senator (1951–1969)
Victor Wickersham	Democratic	6th	1941–1947		Lost primary
			1949–1953		Redistricted
		7th	1953–1957		Lost primary
			1961–1965		Lost primary
Ross Rizley	Republican	8th	1941–1949		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
Paul Stewart	Democratic	3rd	1943–1947		Retired
William G. Stigler	Democratic	2nd	1944–1952		Died
George B. Schwabe	Republican	1st	1945–1949		Lost general
			1951–1952		Died
Carl Albert	Democratic	3rd	1947–1977		Retired
Glen D. Johnson	Democratic	4th	1947–1949		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
Toby Morris	Democratic	6th	1947–1953		Lost primary
			1957–1961		Lost primary
Preston E. Peden	Democratic	7th	1947–1949		Lost primary
Dixie Gilmer	Democratic	1st	1949–1951		Lost re-election
Tom Steed	Democratic	4th	1949–1981		Retired
George H. Wilson	Democratic	8th	1949–1951		Lost re-election
John Jarman	Democratic	5th	1951–1975		Switched parties
	Republican	5th	1975–1977		Retired
Page Belcher	Republican	8th	1951–1953		Redistricted
		1st	1953–1973		Retired
Ed Edmondson	Democratic	2nd	1953–1973		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
Jed Johnson, Jr.	Democratic	6th	1965–1967		Lost re-election
James Vernon Smith	Republican	6th	1967–1969		Lost general (redistricting)
John Newbold Camp	Republican	6th	1969–1975		Lost general
James Robert Jones	Democratic	1st	1973–1987		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
Clem McSpadden	Democratic	2nd	1973–1975		Ran for governor (lost)
Ted Risenhoover	Democratic	2nd	1975–1979		Lost primary
Glenn English	Democratic	6th	1975–1994		Resigned to become CEO of the NRECA
Wes Watkins	Democratic	3rd	1977–1991	Stillwater	Ran for governor (lost)
	Republican		1997–2003		Retired
Mickey Edwards	Republican	5th	1977–1993		Lost primary
Mike Synar	Democratic	2nd	1979–1995		Lost primary
Dave McCurdy	Democratic	4th	1981–1995		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
James Inhofe	Republican	1st	1987–1994		U.S. Senator since 1994
William K. Brewster	Democratic	3rd	1991–1997		Retired
Ernest Istook	Republican	5th	1993–2007	Warr Acres	Ran for governor (lost)
Steve Largent	Republican	1st	1994–2002		Resigned to run for governor (lost)
Frank Lucas	Republican	6th	1994–2003	Cheyenne	Redistricted
		3rd	2003–present		Incumbent
Tom Coburn	Republican	2nd	1995–2001		U.S. Senator since 2005
J. C. Watts	Republican	4th	1995–2003		Retired
Brad Carson	Democratic	2nd	2001–2005		Ran for U.S. Senate (lost)
John Sullivan	Republican	1st	2002–2013	Tulsa
Tom Cole	Republican	4th	2003–present	Moore	Incumbent
Dan Boren	Democratic	2nd	2005–2013	Muskogee
Mary Fallin	Republican	5th	2007–2011		27th Governor of Oklahoma since 2011
James Lankford	Republican	5th	2011–present		Incumbent
Jim Bridenstine	Republican	1st	2013–present		Incumbent
Markwayne Mullin	Republican	2nd	2013–present		Incumbent

Living former Members of the U.S. House of Representatives from Oklahoma

As of April 2015, there are seventeen former members of the U.S. House of Representatives from the U.S. State of Oklahoma who are currently living at this time.

Representative	Term of office	District	Date of birth (and age)
James R. Jones	1973–1987	1st	May 5, 1939
Glenn English	1975–1994	6th	November 30, 1940
Wes Watkins	1977–1991 1997–2003	3rd	December 15, 1938
Mickey Edwards	1977–1993	5th	July 12, 1937
Dave McCurdy	1981–1995	4th	March 30, 1950
Jim Inhofe	1987–1994	1st	November 17, 1934
William K. Brewster	1991–1997	3rd	November 8, 1941
Ernest Istook	1993–2007	5th	February 11, 1950
Steve Largent	1994–2002	1st	September 28, 1954
Tom Coburn	1995–2001	2nd	March 14, 1948
J. C. Watts	1995–2003	4th	November 18, 1957
Brad Carson	2001–2005	2nd	March 11, 1967
John Sullivan	2002–2013	1st	January 1, 1965
Dan Boren	2005–2013	2nd	August 2, 1973
Mary Fallin	2007–2011	5th	December 9, 1954
James Lankford	2011–2015	5th	March 4, 1968

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