10/05/2026
Are you ready for your government to focus on the things that make the lives of everyday people better? Do you want to know that your voice is heard and your opinion matters in the decisions that are made by the people you elect? It all starts with your representation.
Over the last year I've been:
- Knocking on doors, meeting people where they're at, and listening to what they need.
- Attending community events.
- Getting to know small business owners.
- Meeting with our district superintendents.
- Attending both GOP and Democratic County meetings.
- Participating in community fundraisers.
- Going to local chamber of commerce events.
- Being present and responsive to anyone with questions or concerns.
Through all this it's become very clear that district 20 is not being represented. If you don't show up, how are you going to represent us? If you live in Noble, Newcastle, Blanchard, Slaughterville, Goldsby, Cole, Washington or the tiny corner of Norman that is District 20 and you want to meet someone that's here to represent the working class, come out on Friday, October 9th to The Newcastle Library (705 NW 10th St, Newcastle, OK 73065) 6:30pm - 8:00pm!
Rhonda Eastman (Eastman for Corporation Commissioner 2026), candidate for Corporation Commissioner will be there as well! She's been all over the state fighting AI datacenters and has been very passionate about conserving our environment and natural resources. If you're looking for another passionate, everyday person doing this for their neighbors and community, she's it.
We hope to see you there, bring anyone you know that's ready to make a difference!