State Senator District 24 in Oklahoma State Senate District 24, Oklahoma

2026 Primary Election

• Tammi Didlot — Retired small business owner in Moore, OK

  Tammi Didlot is a third-generation farmer, retired small business owner, and lifelong conservative Republican deeply rooted in Southwest Oklahoma. Raised on a farm and ranch, she now resides in Moore with her husband, a retired educator. Didlot is running for State Senate to fight for Oklahoma's future, dedicating her time to advance her district's interests. She advocates for pro-life policies, an “all of the above” energy strategy, parental choice in education, and safeguarding privacy and student data. Didlot also supports congressional term limits to replace career politicians with citizen leadership. She believes in preparing the next generation for success, not advancing political agendas.

• Bryan Husted — Small business leader in Moore, OK

  Bryan Husted is a Republican candidate for Oklahoma State Senate District 24. A dedicated public servant, he served over a decade with the Oklahoma City Police Department, earning the Meritorious Award and Fraternal Order of Police Member of the Year. Transitioning to the private sector, Husted became a small business leader, helping manage his family’s directional drilling business and growing a car dealership. Married to Katie, a teacher, they are raising two children. He champions strong families and safe communities. His policy platform emphasizes robust support for law enforcement, business-friendly economic policies, reducing red tape, and prioritizing fundamental education. Husted is committed to strengthening District 24.

• Robert Keyes — Businessman and president/CEO of Associated Environmental Industries in Norman, OK

  Robert Keyes is a businessman and president/CEO of Associated Environmental Industries, an environmental drilling and construction company based in Norman, Oklahoma. He is running for Oklahoma State Senate District 24 as a Republican, committed to bringing tough, principled conservative leadership to his district. Keyes advocates for policies that prioritize public safety, accountability in criminal justice, and efficient use of taxpayer funds. He aims to cut taxes, rein in wasteful spending, and support small business growth, including the oil and gas industry. His campaign focuses on building a stronger District 24 through lower taxes, strong schools, and safer communities for Moore, south Oklahoma City, and north Norman.

• Heather Boss — Businesswoman in MOORE, OK

  Heather Boss, a Republican, is running for the Oklahoma State Senate to represent District 24 in the 2026 primary election. Originally from Ypsilanti, Michigan, Boss attended Winebrenner Theological Seminary and has a background as a businesswoman. Her platform emphasizes strong conservative principles, including a pro-life stance with a focus on strengthening existing laws and supporting families. She advocates for educational reform by supporting teachers with resources, promoting academic focus, and ensuring curriculum transparency with parental oversight. Boss is a staunch defender of the First and Second Amendments. On fiscal matters, she proposes abolishing property taxes, ending government property seizure for unpaid taxes, and reforming agencies like the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, all while pushing for transparent budgets, cutting waste, and protecting seniors from predatory taxation.

• Jon Painter — Optometrist in Moore, OK

  Dr. Jon Painter is a Republican candidate for the Oklahoma State Senate, District 24, in the 2026 primary election. A lifelong resident of Cleveland County, he grew up in Moore and owned an optometric practice there for over three decades. Painter is campaigning on conservative values, pledging to fight for limited government, Second Amendment rights, and to push back against progressive agendas. He emphasizes his commitment to the community, presenting himself as a hometown leader with integrity, rather than a career politician. He has also signed a pledge supporting congressional term limits.

• Jonathan Morales — Candidate for State Senator in Oklahoma City, OK

  Jonathan Morales is a Democratic candidate seeking election to the Oklahoma State Senate, representing District 24 in the 2026 election cycle. He advanced to the general election on November 3, 2026, after the Democratic primary, originally scheduled for June 16, 2026, was canceled, meaning he did not appear on the primary ballot. Morales is running against Melissa Elder, an Independent candidate. The LinkedIn profile associated with Jonathan Morales lists his location as Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and indicates native or bilingual proficiency in Spanish. No other professional or educational background is available in the provided search results.

• Melissa Elder — Licensed Clinical Social Worker in OK

  Melissa Elder is running for Oklahoma State Senate District 24 as an Independent, advocating for leadership that listens and delivers results. A lifelong Oklahoman who raised her family in the state, she values authenticity and generosity. Elder is committed to strengthening public schools, supporting healthy families, and building an economy that works for everyone. She seeks to create opportunities and laws that support teachers, small business owners, healthcare workers, and public servants, addressing issues of equity and access in education, healthcare, and work. She believes the state's health, education, and working conditions have been neglected for too long and hopes to partner with Oklahomans to find solutions.