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Oklahoma · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 3

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IssueFrank D. Lucas
Republican
Suzie Byrd
Democrat
Economy & jobsSupports tax cuts, lower regulation, and a balanced budget Supports living wage, fair taxation of wealthy, and local economic investment
HousingSupports workforce housing and voted for Housing for the 21st Century Act Supports increasing affordable housing and first-time buyer programs
Health careSupports saving rural hospitals and veterans' healthcare access Supports universal healthcare / Medicare for All
ImmigrationSupports border wall, enforcement, and modernizing immigration policy Supports immigration reform (details unspecified)
Abortion & reproductive rightsOpposes abortion; supports protecting life from conception no sourced position
Educationno sourced position Supports education reform (details unspecified)
Climate & energySupports all-of-the-above energy strategy including domestic production and renewables Supports local community share of energy/resource development
Crime & public safetyno sourced position Redirect federal enforcement spending to local police and services
Taxes & budgetOpposes tax increases; supports spending cuts and balancing the budget Opposes tax cuts for wealthy; supports lifting Social Security payroll cap
GunsOpposes expanded background checks; supports Second Amendment rights no sourced position
Democracy & electionsRaised concerns about 2020 election irregularities; voted to object to Arizona electors Supports overturning Citizens United; backs term limits
Foreign policy & defenseno sourced position Opposes large defense budgets; skeptical of foreign aid

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