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It met in Oklahoma City from January 5, 1999, to January 2, 2001, during the first two years of the second term of Governor Frank Keating.[1]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Table of ContentsDates of sessions[edit]Party composition[edit]Senate[edit]House of Representatives[edit]Major legislation[edit]Enacted[edit]1999[edit]2000[edit]Leadership[edit]Members[edit]Senate[edit]House of Representatives[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]Dates of sessions[edit]Organizational day: January 5, 1999[1]Special session: January 20\u201328, 1999[1]First regular session: February 1-May 28, 1999[1]Special session: May 28, June 14\u201318, June 30, 1999[1]Second regular session: February 7-May 26, 2000[1]Special session: June 28, 2000[1]Previous: 46th Legislature \u2022 Next: 48th LegislatureParty composition[edit]Senate[edit]AffiliationParty (Shading indicates majority caucus)       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4TotalDemocraticRepublican291948Voting share60.4%39.6%House of Representatives[edit]AffiliationParty (Shading indicates majority caucus)TotalDemocraticRepublican5942101Voting share58.4%41.6%Major legislation[edit]Enacted[edit]1999[edit]Tax cut – The state legislature passed an income tax break.Tax exemption – The state legislature passed an earned income tax credit for the poor.Criminal justice reform – The state legislature enacted a Truth in Sentencing law.2000[edit]Teacher pay raise – The state legislature raised teacher pay by more than $3,000 annually.Leadership[edit]In Oklahoma, the lieutenant governor serves as a tie-breaking and ceremonial presiding officer of the Oklahoma Senate. Republican Lieutenant Governor Mary Fallin served as President of the Oklahoma Senate.The Democratic Party held the majority of the seats on both the Oklahoma Senate and Oklahoma House of Representatives, giving them control of key leadership positions. Stratton Taylor served as President pro tempore of the Oklahoma Senate. Lloyd Benson served as Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives.[1] He was aided by Speaker Pro Tempore Larry Adair, Majority Floor Leader Tommy Thomas, Executive Majority Leader Don Kinnamon, Majority Whip Randy Beutler and Appropriations and Budget Chair Bill Settle.[1]Fred Stanley served as the House Democratic caucus chair and Darrell Gilbert served as the caucus secretary.[1]Fred Morgan served as the Republican Minority leader.[1] Forrest Claunch served as the Republican caucus chair and Bill Case served as caucus secretary.[1]Members[edit]Senate[edit]  26th Governor of Oklahoma Brad Henry served as a state senator.DistrictNamePartyTowns RepresentedLt-GovMary FallinRepPresident of Senate1Rick LittlefieldDemMiami, Grove, Jay2Stratton TaylorDemClaremore, Pryor3Herb RozellDemStilwell, Tahlequah4Larry DickersonDemSallisaw, Poteau5Jeff RabonDemAtoka, Hugo6Billy MickleDemDurant7Gene StipeDemMcAlester, Wilburton8Frank ShurdenDemOkmulgee, Henryetta9Ben RobinsonDemMuskogee, Ft. Gibson10J. Berry HarrisonDemPawhuska, Fairfax11Maxine HornerDemTulsa12Ted FisherDemSapulpa, Bristow13Dick WilkersonDemAda, Atwood14Johnnie CrutchfieldDemArdmore15Trish WeednDemNorman, Purcell16Cal HobsonDemNorman, Purcell, Lexington17Brad HenryDemShawnee18Kevin EasleyDemTulsa19Robert MilacekRepEnid20Paul MueggeRepPonca City, Tonkawa21Mike MorganDemStillwater22Mike JohnsonRepKingfisher23Bruce PriceRepChickasha, Hinton24Carol MartinRepLawton26Gilmer CappsDemElk City, Sayre, Mangum29Jim DunlapRepBartlesville30Glenn CoffeeRepOklahoma City31Sam HeltonRepLawton, Duncan32Jim MaddoxDemLawton33Penny WilliamsDemTulsa34Grover CampbellRepOwasso, Tulsa35James WilliamsonRepTulsa37Lewis Long Jr.DemTulsa, Sand Springs, Bixby, Glenpool38Robert M. KerrDemAltus, Weatherford39Jerry SmithRepTulsa40Brooks DouglassRepOklahoma City41Mark SnyderRepEdmond42Dave HerbertDemMidwest City43Ben BrownDemOklahoma City44Keith LeftwichDemOklahoma City45Kathleen WilcoxsonRepOklahoma City, Moore46Bernest CainDemOklahoma City47Mike FairRepEdmond, Oklahoma City48Angela MonsonDemOklahoma City49Owen LaughlinRepWoodward50Enoch Kelly HaneyDemSeminole51Charles FordRepTulsa52Glenn CoffeeRepOklahoma City54Scott PruittRepOklahoma CityTable based on list of Oklahoma state senators and years served. Districts 25, 27, 28, 36, and 53 did not exist.[2]House of Representatives[edit]NameDistrictPartyCountiesTerry Matlock1DemLeFlore, McCurtainJ. T. Stites2DemSequoyahKenneth Corn3DemLeFloreBob Culver4DemCherokee, SequoyahJoe Hutchinson5DemCraig, Delaware, MayesJoe Eddins6DemCraig, Mayes, RogersLarry Roberts7DemOttawaLarry Rice8DemMayes, Rogers, WagonerTad Jones9RepRogersGary Taylor10DemNowata, Osage, WashingtonMike Wilt11RepOsage, WashingtonJerry Hefner12DemMuskogee, WagonerBill Settle13DemMuskogee, WagonerBarbara Staggs14DemMuskogeeBobby Frame15DemHaskell, McIntosh, Muskogee, SequoyahM. C. Leist16DemMuskogee, OkmulgeeMike Mass17DemLatimer, LeFlore, PittsburgLloyd Fields18DemPittsburgRandall Erwin19DemChoctaw, McCurtain, PushmatahaTommy Thomas20DemAtoka, Bryan, Coal, JohnstonJames Dunegan21DemBryanDanny Hilliard22DemCleveland, Garvin, McClain, Murray, PontotocBetty Boyd23DemRogers, TulsaDale Turner24DemHughes, Okfuskee, OkmulgeeBob Plunk25DemPontotocBob Weaver26DemPottawatomieDale Smith27DemCleveland, Lincoln, PottawatomieMike Ervin28DemOkfuskee, Pottawatomie, SeminoleTodd Hiett29RepCreek, TulsaMike Tyler30RepCreek, TulsaFrank Davis31RepLogan, OklahomaDon Kinnamon32DemCreek, LincolnDale Wells33DemLogan, PayneTerry Ingmire34RepPayneLarry Ferguson35RepNoble, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, TulsaJoe Sweeden36DemOsage, TulsaJim Newport37DemKay, OsageJim Reese38RepAlfalfa, Grant, KayWayne Pettigrew39RepCanadian, Kingfisher, OklahomaJohn Sellers40DemGarfieldCurt Roggow41RepGarfield, Kingfisher, LoganBill Mitchell42DemGarvin, Grady, McClainTony Kouba43RepCanadian, OklahomaBill Nations44DemClevelandWallace Collins45DemClevelandDoug Miller46RepCleveland, McClainSusan Winchester47RepCanadianGreg Piatt48RepCarter, Garvin, MurrayFred Stanley49DemCarter, Love, MarshallJari Askins50DemStephensRay McCarter51DemCarter, Cotton, Jefferson, StephensDavid Braddock52DemHarmon, JacksonCarolyn Coleman53RepClevelandJoan Greenwood54RepClevelandJack Bonny55DemCaddo, Canadian, Kiowa, WashitaRon Langmacher56DemCaddo, Canadian, GradyJames Covey57DemBlaine, Custer, DeweyElmer Maddux58RepMajor, Woods, WoodwardClay Pope59DemBlaine, Dewey, Ellis, Kingfisher, Roger Mills, WoodwardRandy Beutler60DemBeckham, Greer, Harmon, Roger MillsJack Begley61DemBeaver, Cimarron, Harper, Texas, WoodwardAbe Deutschendorf62DemComancheLloyd Benson63DemComanche, TillmanRon Kirby64DemComancheJim Glover65DemComanche, GradyRuss Roach66DemTulsaHopper Smith67RepTulsaChris Benge68RepTulsaFred Perry69RepTulsaJohn Bryant70RepTulsaJohn Sullivan71RepTulsaDarrell Gilbert72DemTulsaDon Ross73DemOsage, TulsaPhil Ostrander74DemOsage, Rogers, TulsaMike Thornbrugh75RepTulsa, WagonerJohn Wright76RepTulsa, WagonerMark Liotta77RepTulsaMary Easley78DemTulsaChris Hastings79RepTulsaScott Adkins80RepTulsaRay Vaughn81RepOklahomaLeonard Sullivan82RepOklahomaFred Morgan83RepOklahomaBill Graves84RepOklahomaOdilia Dank85RepOklahomaLarry Adair86DemAdair, Cherokee, Delaware, MayesRobert Worthen87RepOklahomaDebbie Blackburn88DemOklahomaCharles Gray89DemOklahomaJohn Nance90RepOklahomaDan Webb91RepOklahomaBill Paulk92DemOklahomaAl Lindley93DemOklahomaKevin Calvey94DemOklahomaBill Case95RepOklahomaMark Seikel96RepOklahomaKevin Cox97DemOklahomaTim Pope98RepCanadian, ClevelandOpio Toure99DemOklahomaRichard Phillips100RepOklahomaForrest Claunch101RepOklahomaTable based on database.[3]See also[edit]References[edit]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/47th-oklahoma-legislature-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"47th Oklahoma Legislature – Wikipedia"}}]}]