Marilyn Stark is a Republican representative for Oklahoma House District 100, serving since November 15, 2018. A conservative Christian and lifelong advocate for those in need, she has lived most of her life in Oklahoma and emphasizes conservative principles, pro-life values, personal liberty, and Second Amendment rights. Notable achievements include the 2023 CPAC Conservative Achievement Award, the 2022 Petroleum Alliance Legislator of the Year, an "A" rating from the NRA, and endorsement by OK2A. She serves as Vice-Chair of the Health Services and Long-term Care Committee, and on the Public Health, Children Youth and Family Services, and Human Services Appropriations and Budget Subcommittee committees.

Education and Political Experience

Limited details are available on formal education; she is described as a teacher. Stark entered politics in 2018, succeeding Elise Hall, and has been reelected as an effective Republican leader recognized for her legislative work on health, human services, and conservative issues.