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WHO IS DALTON?
Dalton is a lifelong Oklahoman, graduate of Edmond North High School, the University of Oklahoma, and Oklahoma City University School of Law. Drawing on his experience as Vice President of the Student Government Association and his work with Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma House of Representatives, he has seen firsthand how political theater distracts from real issues. Dalton is running to restore reason, fairness, transparency, and accountability to state government by providing leadership guided by the rule of law rather than partisan rhetoric.
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Why Dalton?
Here's the focus of our campaign.
OPPORTUNITY GROWTH
Young Oklahomans deserve an economy that works for them and to want to stay in the state that raised them. That's why I'm running.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Dalton is committed to restoring transparency and the rule of law to state government to ensure it serves the people rather than partisan interests.
What voters should know about my opponent..
Extremist Eric Roberts has represented HD 83 since 2021, and his record in office is worth knowing before you vote.
This year, Eric Roberts voted against a bill banning pedophiles from marrying children.
After paying for his girlfriend's abortion, Eric Roberts voted for one of the strictest abortion bans in the country; enforced not by law enforcement, but by private lawsuits that let anyone sue a doctor, nurse, or friend over a private medical decision. This has led to women being denied care after receiving fatal fetal diagnoses.
Eric Roberts voted to give our tax dollars to the top 1% of families already enrolled in private schools, stolen from the same budget that funds our public schools.
Eric Roberts signed a letter urging Congress to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
Eric Roberts voted for & supported Ryan Walters in every decision Walters made as Superintendent, including refusing to sign a letter calling for an investigation into Walters.