Showing posts with label Mark Lawson. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 16, 2025

House Speaker announces Select Committee to review Dep't of Mental Health finances


House Speaker Announces Select Committee to Review Mental Health Finances

OKLAHOMA CITY (April 15th) – House Speaker Kyle Hilbert announced today the formation of a select committee to review the finances at the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS).

Majority Leader Mark Lawson will chair the committee for the House and the following members have been appointed to the committee:

Thursday, July 26, 2018

Former Rep. McCullough endorses Glesener over Lawson in HD30 runoff


MARK MCCULLOUGH ENDORSES KENT GLESENER

Former state representative Mark McCullough has announced his endorsement of Kent Glesener in the House District 30 runoff election. 

“Kent is a man of integrity, has a extensive business background, and has a heart for serving others,” McCullough said. “Having known Kent for years, he understands the challenges facing Oklahoma individuals, families, and small business. He has the proven leadership we need to make a difference for all Oklahomans.”

McCullough represented District 30 in the state house of representatives from 2006 until 2016.

“I am proud to receive Mark’s endorsement,” Glesener said. “He represented our district well for a decade and understands what it takes to lead in Oklahoma City. I look forward to putting my 45 years of business experience to work for the people of our district.”

“Join me in voting for Kent Glesener, as the clear and best conservative choice on August 28,” McCullough said.

For information visit KentForHouse.com.

Blogger's note: Glesener is running against State Rep. Mark Lawson. Lawson voted in favor of the hundreds of millions of dollars in new taxes, which were unnecessary in light of the record revenue being collected before the tax increases began to be collected. Lawson has a -20.9 on the Conservative Performace Index (87th out of 101), his Conservative Index is a dismal 43 (his predecessor, Mark McCullough, had a 76), and his ACU rating is 59% (below the Republican average).