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By Sean Gray
Miami News-Digest
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Oklahoma Senate Democrats to Host Open House at State Capitol
The Oklahoma Senate Democratic Caucus invites Oklahomans to an open house at the State Capitol on Tuesday, February 4, from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM. The event will take place at the Capitol, located at 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City.
"This is a great chance for citizens to engage with their representatives and learn more about the legislative process." – Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt
The open house is a unique opportunity for constituents to:
- Meet Democratic Senators
- Tour their offices
- Learn more about legislative priorities and processes
Meet Your Democratic Senators
During the open house, attendees will have the chance to connect with the following Democratic senators:
- Sen. Julia Kirt, Democratic Leader
District 30
Phone: 405-521-5636
Email: Julia.Kirt@oksenate.gov - Sen. Michael Brooks, Democratic Caucus Chair
District 44
Phone: 405-521-5557
Email: Michael.Brooks@oksenate.gov - Sen. Carri Hicks, Assistant Democratic Floor Leader
District 40
Phone: 405-521-5543
Email: Carri.Hicks@oksenate.gov - Sen. Regina Goodwin, Deputy Assistant Democratic Floor Leader
District 11
Phone: 405-521-5531
Email: Regina.Goodwin@oksenate.gov - Sen. Jo Anna Dossett, Democratic Whip
District 35
Phone: 405-521-5551
Email: JoAnna.Dossett@oksenate.gov - Sen. Mary Boren
District 16
Phone: 405-521-5553
Email: Mary.Boren@oksenate.gov - Sen. Mark Mann
District 46
Phone: 405-521-5607
Email: Mark.Mann@oksenate.gov - Sen. Nikki Nice
District 48
Phone: 405-521-5610
Email: Nikki.Nice@oksenate.gov
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