Toni Hasenbeck

Toni Hasenbeck (Republican Party) is a member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, representing District 65. She assumed office on November 21, 2018. Her current term ends on November 18, 2026.

Hasenbeck (Republican Party) ran for election for Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction. She lost in the Republican primary on June 16, 2026.

Hasenbeck (Republican Party) also ran for re-election to the Oklahoma House of Representatives to represent District 65. She did not appear on the ballot for the Republican primary on June 16, 2026.

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Hasenbeck's campaign website outlined the following platform:[8]

Traditional Values

Constitution is the basis for all decisions

Support the right to life and traditional marriage

NRA member, staunch Second Amendment supporter

Jobs and Economy

Promote pro-growth, pro-business policies that build a strong economy with good jobs

Protect and promote rural schools and a first class education system for all students

Support educators with better pay, classroom discipline and less red tape.

Public Safety

Support our Police and Fire Departments

Tough crackdown on criminals, especially juvenile offenders

Secure the southern border—no amnesty or “sanctuary cities” for illegal aliens

Promote culture of work in society by limiting welfare, drug testing recipients and requiring internship/training programs

Agriculture and Infrastructure

Protect small town Oklahoma, agriculture producers and our rural way of life

Invest in quality infrastructure and roads [9]

—Toni Hasenbeck[8]

Hasenbeck's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[10]

Education

Excerpt: "I want to get to work and put the building blocks in place to making Oklahoma the premiere state for education in the nation. We need to continue and use the Oklahoma Promise program to ensure that more Oklahoma students can get an affordable education. We want to encourage those young people to stay in rural Oklahoma, to run farms here, to work here and to start businesses here."

Small Business

Excerpt: "The Oklahoma Legislature needs to create an environment so that folks willing to take a leap of faith to start their own business have the tools and resources to get started and be prosperous because small business is the unacknowledged backbone of our society and a key to our economic future."

Agriculture/Natural Resources

Excerpt: "I want to see communities in District 65 benefit from that just as much as Oklahoma City and Tulsa do. All of the so-called “government reform” at the Capitol, needs to ensure that the interests of agriculture and natural resources are protected. For instance Oklahoma needs to continue to put legislation in place that guarantees the state’s water resources are conserved."

Disaster Preparedness

Excerpt: "Oklahoma is more natural disaster prone than most states in the country, and the May, 2013 tornadoes showed us just how vulnerable we can be. The tragic loss of young life in Moore dominated news coverage, but many smaller, rural communities were devastated by the storms as well. I believe Oklahoma deserves better disaster preparedness measures like emergency shelters that would serve schools and communities for any future disasters."

Economic Future

Excerpt: "We are doing more with less, and I commend rural educators for what they do, I am one of them. It’s time our legislature backed them up with more and better resources. Restore the cuts to funding we took during the down turn. Maybe you don’t have kids in rural schools, but I bet your drive our rural roads. Infrastructure is crumbling across the state. Better roads and bridges are vital to our communities. I want more Oklahomans working on road crews to repair and build new roads and bridges. I want to be certain that conditions are favorable so that all Oklahomans who want to work have the opportunity."