State Senator District 26 in Oklahoma State Senate District 26, Oklahoma

2026 Primary Election

• Jessica Winegeart — Hay Broker in Calumet, OK

  Jessica Winegeart is a lifelong Republican running for Oklahoma State Senate District 26 in 2026. A Calumet wife and mother, she lives with her husband, Erik, and two daughters on her family's nearly century-old farm in Calumet, Oklahoma. An alumna of Calumet High School, she previously served on the Calumet Public Schools school board. Winegeart champions traditional conservative values, advocating for the right to life, Second Amendment rights, and fiscal responsibility by fighting against unnecessary taxes. Her platform also prioritizes investment in education, infrastructure, public safety, and preserving rural heritage, aiming to bring these principles to the state legislature.

• Rick Koch — Businessman in Weatherford, OK

  Rick Koch is a conservative businessman and community leader campaigning for Oklahoma State Senate District 26. As the founder and president of ASAP Energy, he highlights his experience creating over 350 jobs in western Oklahoma, positioning himself as a non-career politician. His platform is built on freedom, family values, and pro-business, pro-Trump policies. Key priorities include government efficiency, lower taxes, securing the border, Second Amendment advocacy, parental rights in education, and anti-abortion legislation. A lifelong resident of western Oklahoma, Koch aims to be a voice for hardworking Oklahomans.

• Brady Butler — Candidate for State Senator in OK

  Brady Butler is a Republican candidate for Oklahoma State Senate District 26 in the 2026 primary election. He previously served as an Executive Assistant to State Senator Dusty Deevers from 2023-2024, having run unsuccessfully for the same seat in 2022. Butler's platform focuses on changing State Senate rules to ensure equal representation, advocating for an end to the separation of church and state by promoting legislation with a biblical basis, and supporting states' ability to nullify federal actions. He also aligns with opposition to private school voucher proposals.