Senator Alan Armstrong

Party
Republican
State
Oklahoma
Chamber
Senate
Term Ends
January 3, 2027

Senator Alan Armstrong represents Oklahoma in the U.S. Senate as a member of the Republican Party. His current Senate service began March 24, 2026, when he was sworn in to fill the vacancy created after Markwayne Mullin resigned from the Senate. Armstrong brought a business background to Congress after leading Williams Companies, a major Tulsa-based energy infrastructure company, and his Senate work naturally connects to energy, infrastructure, and permitting issues. He serves alongside Senator James Lankford and is expected to hold the seat through the remainder of the term that ends January 3, 2027.

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Party
Republican
State
Oklahoma
Chamber
Senate
Serving since
March 24, 2026
Term Ends
January 3, 2027

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