Valentin Peña
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- Occupation
- Trades worker (self-described "Jack of all Trades")
- Lives in
- Lawton
Background
- Independent candidate for Senate District 32; age 30 per NonDoc and the campaign site, as cited by The Ballot Brief. source: theballotbrief.com
- Describes the run as a grassroots campaign covering Lawton, Cache, Elgin, Fletcher, Indiahoma and Medicine Park. source: vp2026.com
- Has lived in Lawton most of Peña's life; attended Cameron University, double-majoring in psychology and computer science. source: vp2026.com
- Lists work in plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, welding, computer repair, management and pharmaceutical distribution for a Medicare company. source: vp2026.com
In their own words
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- Fund the campaign only with community donations and own money, not corporations or large private donors source: vp2026.com
- Represent the values and needs of District 32 source: vp2026.com
- Raise the minimum wage, index it to inflation and define full-time as 32 hours source: vp2026.com
- Expand SoonerCare/Medicare to all residents, including vision and dental; codify abortion access in the state constitution source: vp2026.com
- 90% marginal tax rate on income over $1 million; no property tax on homes valued at $500,000 or less source: vp2026.com
- Teacher raises, more school funding and free school meals for all children source: vp2026.com
- End gerrymandering, automatic voter registration, ban lobbyists and legislative stock trading source: vp2026.com
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