State Representative District 91 in Oklahoma State House District 91, Oklahoma

2026 Primary Election

• Roberto Seda — CEO/Managing Attorney, Probate and Estate Planning Attorney in Oklahoma City, OK

  Roberto Seda is a Republican candidate for Oklahoma House of Representatives District 91, with the primary election scheduled for June 16, 2026. A husband, father, and attorney, Seda has resided in District 91 for over a decade, having originally moved from Puerto Rico and grown up in Lawton, Oklahoma. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, a Master's in Business Administration, and a Juris Doctorate. As CEO and Managing Attorney of Seda Law Firm PLLC, he specializes in probate and estate planning, a career he embarked on after eight years in management with General Motors and Spirit AeroSystems. Actively involved in his community as a deacon, Seda aims to bring responsible leadership, fiscal discipline, and real-world experience to the Capitol, advocating for common-sense, conservative solutions to address rising utility and insurance costs for Oklahoma families.

• Michael Freeman — Environmental Programs Specialist and Financial Advisor in Oklahoma City, OK

  Michael Freeman, a Republican, is running for Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 91, in 2026. A 1993 University of Illinois graduate, he has a long career in environmental protection. He joined the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality in 1994, serving as an Environmental Specialist and Criminal Investigator, where he helped establish the agency's criminal investigation program. He is currently an Environmental Programs Specialist. Freeman also leads Trilogy Financial Solutions, LLC as President and Financial Advisor, and is an Associate Instructor for the Verbal Judo Institute. He is a founding member of the Oklahoma Environmental Crime Investigators Association.

• Teresa Sterling — Retired police officer and small business owner in Norman, OK

  Teresa Sterling is a retired Oklahoma City police officer, detective, and small business owner from Norman, Oklahoma. A self-described proud conservative and Trump Republican, she is motivated to run for the State House primarily due to her mother's death from nursing home neglect, vowing to overhaul the system and protect vulnerable citizens. Her policy priorities include cracking down on crime, protecting children from "woke indoctrination," defending parental rights and the Second Amendment, and banning state benefits for illegal immigrants. She also supports common-sense legislation, affordable higher education, and is 100% pro-life. Sterling has pledged to support congressional term limits and is currently running for the Oklahoma House of Representatives District 91.

• Bruce Fleming — Candidate for State Representative in Oklahoma City, OK

  Bruce Fleming is a Republican candidate running for the Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 91, in the 2026 primary election. He grew up in Seminole and attended Seminole State College and the University of Oklahoma. Fleming has previously challenged Chris Kannady for the same District 91 seat in 2024 and 2020. He resides in Oklahoma City. While his specific platform for the current election is not detailed, he is actively seeking to represent District 91.

• Debbie Shultz — Education administrator in OK

  Debbie Shultz is a Republican candidate seeking election to the Oklahoma House of Representatives for District 91. She is set to appear on the ballot in the Republican primary on June 16, 2026. Shultz brings experience from a career in education administration. Her educational background includes a high school diploma from Minco High School and an associate degree from Oklahoma State University, which she earned in 2008. She is one of several candidates competing for the Republican nomination in her district.

• Chris Fowler — Retired U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sergeant in Oklahoma City, OK

  Chris Fowler is a retired U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sergeant, having served 20 years, including five overseas deployments, from 2004 to 2024. A husband and father, his two daughters attend Moore Public Schools. He holds a B.S. in Computer Operations Technology and an M.S. in IT Project Management, and is currently pursuing a B.S. in Computer Science. Fowler is running for Oklahoma House District 91 as a community advocate. He is deeply invested in strengthening public education, ensuring affordable healthcare access, and promoting fiscal accountability, believing government should work for working families. He aims to bring principled leadership to the state legislature.