State Representative Brad Boles (R-Marlow) has been re-elected to a fifth term in the Oklahoma State House of Representatives. Rep. Boles will continue representing House District 51 which includes Grady and Stephens Counties. Boles was first elected in March 2018 during a special election to fill a vacancy for the seat.
“This past week I filed to run for re-election to represent you as the House District 51 State Representative,” Boles said. “I’m excited to announce that I have filed unopposed and look forward to serving my fifth term as your representative through 2026. I am very humbled and honored to continue representing all the people of District 51. I would like to thank my wife Michelle and my family, friends, and constituents for all their support and most importantly thank God for giving me this opportunity to continue serving the people of Grady and Stephens counties. It is truly an honor and privilege to serve as your State Representative and be your voice at the State Capitol.
Over the last six years we have made historic progress to move our state forward, but our work is not done. I pray that God will give my fellow legislators and I wisdom and guidance as we make important decisions on how to best move our state forward.”
During his first four terms, Boles spent time working to address rural issues and energy policy. He has authored valuable legislation that gives additional support for our rural communities and sets up a reoccurring annual fund that will help to repair local infrastructure due to increased oilfield traffic.
