Corporation Commissioner Oklahoma in Statewide, Oklahoma

2026 Primary Election

• Justin Hornback — Candidate for Corporation Commissioner in Broken Arrow, OK

  Justin Hornback is a dedicated leader with over two decades of hands-on experience in the energy industry, including roles as a pipeline welder, welding inspector, and safety professional. Motivated by his firsthand experiences, he is running for Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner to leverage his deep understanding of regulatory processes and standards. He prioritizes open communication, transparency, and accountability in energy policies, committing to public engagement and listening to all voices. Hornback pledges ethical conduct, fiscal responsibility, and diligent budgeting to protect consumers, uphold regulatory integrity, and promote innovation and sustainable growth for Oklahoma's energy sector.

• Brad Boles — Oklahoma State Representative in Marlow, OK

  Brad Boles, a lifelong Oklahoman born and raised in Marlow, is a successful businessman and conservative leader. He earned an MBA in Finance and grew his family's manufacturing business before co-founding Philtek Services, a company recognized for its rapid growth. His extensive public service includes roles as Mayor of Marlow, President of the Marlow Chamber of Commerce, and a school board member. Currently an Oklahoma State Representative, he chairs the House Energy & Natural Resources Oversight Committee and authored key legislation like the Data Center Consumer Ratepayer Protection Act. He is running for Corporation Commissioner to ensure fair utility rates, champion energy independence, foster economic growth, and protect ratepayers from government overreach.

• Harold D. Spradling — Candidate for Corporation Commissioner in OK

  Harold Spradling brings a rich background to his campaign for Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner. He earned a B.S. in law enforcement and a master's in education, which he applied in diverse career paths including a psychiatric social worker and school counselor. An ordained minister, Spradling also dedicated 14 years as director of a residential treatment program before his retirement in 2018. He is now seeking election to public office, competing in the 2026 Oklahoma Corporation Commission race.

• Rhonda Eastman — Candidate for Corporation Commissioner in OK

  Rhonda Eastman, a Democratic candidate for Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner in 2026, prioritizes advocating for the people. Born in Tulsa and raised in Leflore County, she brings experience from trucking, utilities, construction, and 16 years of state service. Eastman aims to scrutinize industries such as oil and gas, utilities, trucking, and telecommunications, voicing concerns about corporate influence on current commissioners. She seeks to hold companies accountable for environmental impact and criticizes data centers for tax breaks, high water usage, and passing infrastructure costs to consumers, striving to represent Oklahomans' needs above corporate interests.

• Donald Anthony Clytus — Candidate for Corporation Commissioner in OK

  Donald Clytus is a Democratic candidate seeking the office of Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner in the 2026 election. He is slated to appear on the ballot for the Democratic primary on June 16, 2026, where he will compete against fellow party members Rhonda Eastman and Harold Spradling. The role of the State Corporation Commissioner involves serving as an independent officer within state government, with responsibilities including the regulation of Oklahoma's business and economic interests. This encompasses overseeing areas such as public utilities, insurance, securities, retail franchising, and railroads. Information regarding his specific policy platforms or professional background prior to this campaign is not available in the provided sources.