Oklahoma's 5th Congressional District
Faith. Family.
Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma Standard.
Oklahoma's 5th Congressional District
The Oklahoma Standard.
A follower of Jesus Christ. Husband to Elizabeth. Father of four. Worship leader. Homesteader in Bethel Acres.
My God grounds me, and that foundation is where my principles stand — I don't bend from it. And the people of this district, from Shawnee to the rural edges of Oklahoma County, deserve a representative who lives among them and actually listens.
I believe in the Oklahoma Standard: neighbor helping neighbor, hard work, personal responsibility, and limited government that serves the people rather than the other way around.
I answer to God first, then to the people I represent. Washington doesn't change that.
Runs a 25-acre homestead with horses, goats, and chickens. Married to Elizabeth for 22 years, raising four kids on that same land.
Worship ministry leader and student of Scripture
Monthly town halls. No DC career.
These aren't talking points. They're the issues we live with every day in OK-5.
Families and farmers shouldn't be taxed out of the land they've worked. I'll advocate for real relief and smarter funding for schools that doesn't punish hardworking Oklahomans.
Protect the right to farm, raise livestock, and steward the land. Support the people who feed this state.
Parents should raise their children. Churches should be free to live their convictions. Government should stay in its lane.
Your representative should be accessible. Monthly in-person town halls. Real answers. Votes for Oklahomans first.
Oklahoma energy powers the nation. Unleash it. Cut red tape that holds back small businesses and working families. Protect our water and grid from unchecked data center growth.
Secure the border. Enforce the law. Put American citizens and legal residents first.
If Stephanie Bice were doing the job, I wouldn't be running. Here's the difference.
I will hold at least one in-person town hall every month somewhere in the district—Shawnee, Edmond, Midwest City, rural communities. No scripted events. Just neighbors talking.
“A congressman should know the price of feed, the condition of the roads, and the names of the families he represents. He should live among them — spending most of his time with the people he represents and living under the same laws he votes for — not visiting from fifteen hundred miles away.”
This campaign is built by people who live here, not by outside consultants.
Share this site. Talk to your neighbors. Tell them a real Oklahoman is running.
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