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Mark McCullough

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662: 346:, the Sapulpa attorney has also put forth numerous proposals aimed at reforming the way the state handles legal services, particularly the hiring of outside attorneys. McCullough has also authored several bills focused on recycling and waste management. In 2010, the Republican introduced 22 bills and resolutions, but none became law. McCullough said, "We set this up to be intentionally difficult." In 2012, Rep. McCullough proposed filing legislation that would allow 316:, Joe Crowder. McCullough won re-election, defeating the Democratic Party challenger 63 to 37 percent. In 2010 general election, McCullough received the largest percentage of vote for a Republican in the history of the district, defeating Donna Marie Vogelpohl 76 to 24 percent. In 2012, Rep. McCullough ran unopposed. 337:
McCullough has actively pushed for legislation to streamline state services directed at preserving Oklahoma's families and lowering the cost of family fragmentation to the state. In addition, McCullough has authored several measures targeted towards reforming Oklahoma's
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candidate Melinda Johnson Ryan. McCullough became only the second Republican in the history of House District 30 to be elected to the legislature. In 2008, McCullough sought re-election and faced-off against former Sapulpa Public Schools
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In July 2006, Mark McCullough faced a three-way Republican primary. McCullough won the primary and advanced to the general election where he defeated
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McCullough has a wife named Charlotte, and they have two children: Everett and Clayton. The McCulloughs are active members of Sapulpa First
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As of the 54th Oklahoma Legislature, Mark McCullough is a member of the following committees:
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Representative says passing bills is supposed to be difficult | Tulsa World
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McCullough says study shows legal costs could be saved | Tulsa Beacon
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Republican Party members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives
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System. In an effort to reduce legal costs and provide greater
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Official Oklahoma State House of Representatives website
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SUMMARY RESULTS: General Election – November 2, 2010
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Church. McCullough is also a member of the Oklahoma
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from 2006 until 2017. House District 30 encompasses
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Oklahoma Current Campaigns | Campaign For Recycling
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Oklahoma House of Representatives
Brian Bingman
Mark Lawson
Sapulpa, Oklahoma
Republican
Sapulpa, Oklahoma
Alma mater
Oklahoma State University
University of Tulsa

Republican
Oklahoma
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Sapulpa
Mounds
Kiefer
Glenpool
Bixby
Sapulpa, Oklahoma
Sapulpa High School
bachelor's degree
Oklahoma State University
technology education
Peace Corps
Botswana
JD
University of Tulsa College of Law
Attorney General of Illinois
prosecutor

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