Representative Kenton Patzkowsky

Kenton Patzkowsky is a Republican serving as the state representative for Oklahoma House District 61, the largest House district in the state, encompassing Cimarron, Texas, Beaver, Ellis, Harper, and part of Woodward counties in the Oklahoma panhandle. Elected in 2018 after winning the Republican primary runoff and general election with 70.4% of the vote, he focuses on agriculture protection and sustainability, rural concerns, strict state budget controls, and increased public education investments. A farmer and rancher from Balko in southwest Beaver County, he operates a multi-generational family farm. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Anna, and they have two children and four grandchildren; he enjoys supporting their 4-H and FFA projects. Notable committee roles include vice chair of the Agriculture Committee and membership on Transportation, Utilities, Energy and Natural Resources Oversight, and A&B Natural Resources committees.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on formal education are not publicly detailed in available records. His political experience includes election to the Oklahoma House in 2018, re-election as an incumbent , and ongoing service through at least 2030, with a platform emphasizing agriculture, natural resources, transportation, and fiscal responsibility for rural Oklahoma.