Oklahoma Chapter of Americans United: Committee Members who will be voting this week on the bills

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Committee Members who will be voting this week on the bills

Church - State Separation Info: Committee Members who will be voting this week on the bills

Thanks to the research and activism of Rob Abiera, here are the names of the committee members who will be voting this week on the bills we've been discussing.

If you can only contact one or two legislators, other than your own, consider contacting the chair and vice-chair of each committee.

All contact information for Oklahoma Legislators is available here:

http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/

ACTION ALERT UPDATE: Bible bills in committee

I suggest that we also contact the committee members:
SB1338 - the "NCBCPS" bill - has been assigned to the House Common Education Committee.
okhouse.gov/Committees/Comm_CommitteeMembers.aspx?CommitteeID=81&SubcommitteeID=0
Next meeting is Wednesday - SB1338 is NOT on the agenda. [ This bill is still "live" and the agenda can change in the blink of computer cursor. Don't wait until it's too late. ]

Rep. Coody, Ann - Chair
Rep. Kern, Sally - Vice Chair

Members

Representative Blackwell, Gus
Representative Buck, Samson Ray
Representative Cannaday, Ed
Representative Cox, Doug
Representative Dank, David
Representative Dorman, Joe
Representative Jones, Tad
Representative McDaniel, Jeannie
Representative Sears, Earl
Representative Shumate, Jabar
Representative Sullivan, Daniel

HB2321 - the "Christian Bible" bill - has been assigned to the Senate Appropriations Committee.
oksenate.gov/committees/standing/appropriations.htm

This committee meets on Wednesdays. The agenda for this week's meeting has not yet been posted. [ This bill is still "live" and the agenda can change in the blink of computer cursor. Don't wait until it's too late. ]

Senator Mike Johnson - Chair
Senator David Myers - Vice Chair

Senator Patrick Anderson
Senator Randy Bass
Senator Brian Bingman
Senator Randy Brogdon
Senator Kenneth Corn
Senator Brian Crain
Senator Johnnie Crutchfield
Senator Mary Easley
Senator John Ford
Senator Jay Paul Gumm
Senator Jim Halligan
Senator Ron Justice
Senator Charlie Laster
Senator Debbe Leftwich
Senator Richard Lerblance
Senator Mike Mazzei
Senator Susan Paddack
Senator Jim Reynolds
Senator Gary Stanislawski
Senator Anthony Sykes
Senator Jim Wilson

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