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← Rundown2026 Oklahoma Senate race

2026 election · U.S. Senate

2026 Oklahoma Senate race

Incumbent: Alan Armstrong (Republican)

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Declared candidates

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  • Alan Armstrong
    Alan Armstrong

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (5) ▾
    • Energy Infrastructure: Supports expanding energy infrastructure, including pipelines and transmission lines, to meet growing demand from AI data centers and industry while maintaining domestic production. [1][2][3]
    • Energy Policy Alignment: Described as aligned with an 'America First' energy agenda favoring domestic natural gas and oil production for affordable, reliable energy. [1]

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  • Environmental Balance: States that permitting legislation should balance environmental protections with the need for development, acknowledging trade-offs are necessary for passage. [1]
  • Permitting Reform: Advocates for bipartisan permitting reform to reduce regulatory delays, citing tools like the 401 water quality certificate as needing fixes, to enable energy and infrastructure projects. [1][2][3]
  • Regulatory Reform: Criticizes 'regulatory creep' and bureaucratic complacency that block new infrastructure projects, calling for legislative fixes like the American Energy and Mineral Infrastructure Act. [1][2]
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