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Scott Fetgatter, the incumbent Oklahoma State House Representative for District 16, has served the people of Okmulgee, Muskogee and Tulsa counties with a clear focus on community safety, economic growth, and education since taking office in 2016. As he seeks re-election on November 5, facing Democratic challenger Rosey Lynch, Scott Fetgatter’s legislative record and priorities are central to his campaign.

One of Fetgatter’s most notable efforts has been his push for stricter laws against sexual predators, particularly concerning crimes against children. Recognizing the importance of protecting the most vulnerable members of society, Fetgatter has consistently advocated for tougher penalties and measures that aim to create a safer environment for Oklahoma’s youth. This commitment to safeguarding children underscores his belief in strong community values and his resolve to ensure families feel secure.

Alongside his focus on safety, Fetgatter has championed economic policies that drive job creation and support local businesses, drawing from his experience as a small business owner. He has actively pursued improvements in rural infrastructure, from enhanced broadband access to better roads and bridges, to bolster community connectivity and growth.

Education also remains a key priority for Fetgatter. He has advocated for increased funding for rural schools and better teacher pay, viewing educational investment as fundamental to the district’s success.

Throughout his tenure, Fetgatter has maintained close ties with constituents, regularly engaging in town halls and community meetings. As he runs for another term, Fetgatter aims to continue his work on behalf of District 16, promising to advance policies that prioritize safety, growth, and opportunity. With Rosey Lynch challenging his seat, this election offers voters a chance to decide who best represents their community’s future.