Okmulgee, OK — On Saturday, February 1, 2025, the Okmulgee County Republicans hosted a town hall for the GOP candidates vying for Senate District 8. Each candidate introduced themselves, sharing their background, values, and vision for the district. The forum was moderated by former Okmulgee County Assistant District Attorney Jack “C” Osborne and was live-streamed by The Henryettan.
Each candidate brought a unique perspective to the table, but all shared a commitment to conservative principles and improving District 8. As the March 4 primary approaches, voters will have a chance to weigh their options and choose a candidate who aligns with their values and vision for the future.
With upcoming debates, including a GOP-hosted event at the VFW in Eufaula on February 13, residents will have more opportunities to hear from the candidates before casting their votes. Stay tuned for further coverage on OkmulgeeLocalNews.com and the TheHenryettan.com as the race unfolds.
Steven Baldrige (Okmulgee)
A three-time mayor and current city councilman of Okmulgee, Steven Baldrige has lived in District 8 for 25 years. With a background in information technology and experience in both the private and public sectors, he emphasized his commitment to economic development, job creation, and education. Baldrige expressed his desire to promote District 8’s potential, particularly through improving infrastructure and increasing business opportunities.