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  • Governor: Mary Fallin
    • Lieutenant Governor: Todd Lamb
    • Secretary of State: Glenn Coffee
    • State Auditor: Gary Jones
    • Attorney General: Scott Pruitt
    • State Treasurer: Ken A. Miller
    • State School Superintendent: Janet Barresi
    • Labor Commissioner: Mark Costello
    • Insurance Commissioner: John Doak
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      • Bob Anthony - Chair
      • Jeff Cloud - Vice Chair
      • Dana Murphy - Secretary
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      • 1: John Sullivan (R)
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      • 3: Frank Lucas (R)
      • 4: Tom Cole (R)
      • 5: James Lankford (R)
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