Kendal Sacchieri said she is proud to announce her candidacy for Oklahoma State Senate District 43. Currently serving as assessor in Mc-Clain County, Sacchieri said she is a fierce conservative champion with a dedication to transparency, fiscal responsibility, community service, and fighting for traditional values.
“I am excited to announce my candidacy for Oklahoma Senate District 43,” Sacchieri said. “Throughout my life, I have been guided by conservative principles and a commitment to loving the Lord and serving others. I believe in transparency, accountability, and putting the needs of the middle-class taxpayer first.
“As your Senator, I will fight tirelessly to uphold these values and ensure that liberty and freedom remain within reach for all Oklahomans.”
Sacchieri says she will bring principled leadership to the Senate.
Sacchieri said she ran for McClain County Assessor in 2018 driven by a desire for transparency and responsiveness to taxpayers’ concerns. She said her tenure has been marked by technological innovation, a steadfast commitment to fiscal responsibility and educating her taxpayers on all things Ad Valorem.
Now, grassroots conservatives, according to Sacchieri, have asked her to challenge incumbent Senator Jessica Garvin (R-Duncan). Sacchieri said she differs from Garvin because she believes Garvin’s record includes supporting driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants, supporting COVID vaccine mandates, and personally authoring anti-Second Amendment legislation.
Sacchieri believes illegal aliens should be removed from this country, and that they should not be given licenses to drive or provided any other taxpayer-funded incentives. She said she stands firm against medical tyranny, and she said she will never compromise on the Right to Bear Arms.
Sacchieri and her family are residents of Blanchard. She and her husband, Ray, are active members of the Dibble Free Will Baptist Church, where Kendal has served in the nursery and taught Sunday school. The Sacchieris have 3-year-old twin boys, Sam and Denver, and an 11-month-old, Huck.
Sacchieri said she is deeply invested in securing a bright future for Oklahoma’s children.
