Tim Turner is a Republican representing Oklahoma House District 15, which includes parts of Haskell, Le Flore, McIntosh, Muskogee, and Pittsburg counties. A lifelong resident of the district, he lives in Kinta with his wife, Brooke, and son, Sawyer; they are members of Stigler First Assembly. Turner is a battle-tested law enforcement veteran who began his career as a 911 dispatcher in Checotah and later served as Haskell County Sheriff, where he doubled the number of deputies and led the county's largest drug bust. He also worked as a district attorney's taskforce officer with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, collaborated with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics on multi-state illegal marijuana operations, and was appointed by Governor Kevin Stitt in 2022 to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Commission .

Education and Political Experience

No specific details on formal education are available from public records. Politically, Turner was elected in 2024 to the Oklahoma House of Representatives for District 15. He brings extensive law enforcement experience, focusing on border security, illegal immigration, human trafficking, and drug cartels. Notable positions include president of the Haskell County Livestock Committee and Little League football coach. As a pro-life, Second Amendment defender, he sponsors bills like enhanced penalties for foreign terrorists and restrictions on non-citizen land ownership used for felonies. Endorsed by U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin.