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MARK LEMARR FOR OKLAHOMA SENATE DISTRICT 20
Republican Mark LeMarr
Vote June 16th, 2026
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REAL VALUES
THAT WON’T CHANGE.
- ★ Married 38 years • Father of six • Grandfather of five
- ★ Pastor since 1989 • Served as Mayor of Cimarron City
- ★ No Lobbyist Money • No Special Interest Influence
Too many candidates claim our conservative values, then live differently once they reach Oklahoma City. Mark LeMarr lives as he believes — and he will not change. He refuses all lobbyist money and won’t live the Oklahoma City lobbyist-funded nightlife that destroys so many officials. He will always put We the People first in Senate District 20.
“Real values that won’t change — no lobbyist money, no betrayals.”
Built on real values
Local leadership rooted in faith and service
Mark LeMarr has served his community as a pastor, mayor, and rural board member. He stays independent of lobbyist money — so Senate District 20 gets a leader who answers to people, not donors.
Pastor & Community Shepherd
Serving Crescent since 1989, as a Pastor, Chamber and Lion's Club President and Logan County Hospital Foundation Chairman.
Mayor & Public Servant
Served as Mayor of Cimarron City and served eight years on Rural Water District #2.
Right on Rural Oklahoma Issues
Standing up for landowners, water rights, property rights, lower property taxes, and a moratorium on the green‑energy land grab.
Meet Mark LeMarr
Real Values That Won’t Change
Pastor, served as mayor, husband of 38 years, father of six, grandfather of five — committed to protecting families, faith, and rural Oklahoma while keeping Senate District 20 independent of special interests.
Background
Mark LeMarr has been married to his wife, Debbie, for 38 years. He is a proud father of six and grandfather of five. A 1981 graduate of Guthrie, he earned a BA in Pastoral Ministry and Evangelism and has served as pastor of Crescent’s CrossPointe Assembly Church since 1989. Mark served as the Mayor of Cimarron City and served for eight years on the Rural Water District #2 Board. He has also led the Crescent Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club, and chaired the Logan County Hospital Foundation Board. At 16, he drove across the district campaigning for his scout leader, Frank Davis, in 1978.
Family & Faith
Married 38 years • Pastor since
1989
Public Service
Served as Mayor • Served on Rural Water District #2
Core
concerns
- • Put a moratorium on the green energy land grab
- • Stop woke policies and protect girls’ sports
- • Refuse lobbyist money and special-interest influence
Real Values That Won’t Change
Mark LeMarr stands on principle, not political expediency. Click any issue to read his full position.
Campaign Resources
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Most Recent
Report
Updated: Feb. 2026
Liberal Votes by Chuck Hall
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Oklahoma State Senate Election
Vote 2026
Oklahoma deserves principled leadership that puts voters first — not lobbyists, not insiders, and not special interests. In 2026, your vote can send a clear message that Senate District leadership belongs to the people.
Mark LeMarr is running to restore accountability, defend taxpayers, protect Oklahoma values, and represent the people — not political machines.
Senate District 20
Election Day
June 16, 2026
Office
Oklahoma State Senate #20
Commitment
No Lobbyist Money