Representative John Pfeiffer - A Dedicated Public Servant

John Pfeiffer, born on May 9, 1986, is a fifth-generation Oklahoman. His roots run deep in the state, and his family’s legacy is intertwined with the land they cultivate. They’ve been raising registered Angus cows in Orlando since 1907, a tradition that continues to this day. John’s connection to the land and its people has shaped his commitment to public service.

In 2014, John Pfeiffer stepped into the political arena, representing the 38th district in the Oklahoma House of Representatives. His dedication to his constituents and his Cherokee heritage has been unwavering. As a Republican, he has worked tirelessly to address critical issues facing Oklahomans.

Pfeiffer’s tenure has been marked by significant accomplishments. Notably, in 2023, he championed a successful bill that allowed for the removal of racial housing covenants from property titles. This progressive legislation aimed to rectify historical injustices and promote equality.

Beyond legislative sessions, John remains deeply connected to his community. He understands that effective representation involves listening, learning, and collaborating. Whether attending town hall meetings, visiting local schools, or participating in community events, Pfeiffer actively engages with the people he serves.

In 2020, John Pfeiffer was re-elected by default—an acknowledgment of the trust placed in him by his constituents. His commitment to transparent governance and meaningful policy changes resonated with voters. Additionally, he was among the early Oklahoma lawmakers who endorsed Ron DeSantis for the 2024 presidential election, demonstrating his forward-thinking approach.

Representative John Pfeiffer embodies the spirit of Oklahoma—a state where tradition meets progress. His dedication to justice, equity, and community well-being continues to shape the legislative landscape. As he stands on the shoulders of his ancestors, he carries their legacy forward, ensuring a brighter future for all Oklahomans.