OK HOUSE DISTRICT 64

Oklahoma House District 64 represents communities across Southwest Oklahoma, including Lawton and the surrounding areas near Fort Sill. It’s a district shaped by a strong military presence, working families, and a deep sense of local pride.

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About HD64

The area reflects both opportunity and challenge:

  • Median household income is around $48,000, below the national average

  • Nearly 1 in 4 residents lives below the poverty line

  • About 15% of the population are veterans, highlighting the district’s deep connection to service

  • Only about 21% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree, pointing to the need for stronger local opportunity and education pathways

At the same time, District 64 has strong foundations:

  • A close connection to Fort Sill and military families

  • A growing base of small businesses and local employers

  • The natural beauty of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge

  • A community that values hard work, service, and taking care of one another

These realities make one thing clear: families in District 64 need practical solutions—especially when it comes to housing affordability, cost of living, and access to opportunity.

District 64 isn’t just a place on a map—it’s a community of people working to build stable, meaningful lives. The future of the district depends on making sure more families can afford to stay, grow, and call Southwest Oklahoma home.

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Aerial view of a Lawton, Oklahoma - downtown area with brick buildings, streets with cars, and a mix of commercial and residential areas, with a date of May 11, 2008, in the lower right corner.
Front view of a Lawton's City Hall, building with large white columns, mannequins, and a rounded copper dome under a clear blue sky, framed by green trees.