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Trey Martin

Democratic Party

Ironworker, union leader

Edmond, OK

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Most recent race
United States Representative District 5

How much has Trey Martin raised?

Trey Martin's campaign has reported raising $114,414 and spending $108,945 to the Federal Election Commission.

Total raised
$114,414
Total spent
$108,945
Campaign committee
TREY MARTIN FOR CONGRESS

Trey Martin is a Democratic candidate for U.S. House representing Oklahoma's 5th Congressional District in 2026. An ironworker and president of Ironworkers Local 48, the union leader campaigns on fighting for working people, emphasizing "kitchen table" issues like wages, healthcare, and Social Security. He advocates for raising the minimum wage, strengthening unions, lowering prescription drug prices, and protecting personal medical decisions. Martin, who lives in Edmond, also supports upholding tribal sovereignty, comprehensive veteran job training, term limits, and banning congressional stock trading. He positions himself as a blue-collar candidate focused on policy that directly affects Oklahomans, aiming to appeal across the political spectrum. He is endorsed by Senator Bernie Sanders.

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Support for Trey Martin · 9/15/2026

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Past Elections

Past Campaign

United States Representative District 5

Primary election

Congressional District 5, OklahomaEnded 6/16/2026

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