Kyle
Hilbert

Even in his first term, 
he solved problems for Creek County.

Oklahoma City is filled with bureaucrats and special interest groups … fortunately, Kyle Hilbert has stood up to the status quo and delivered for us. Despite the chaos and inaction at the Capitol, Kyle Hilbert is a problem-solver who gets things done.

Why I’m Running

“Representing your family is an incredible honor. My wife, Alexis, and I know there is still more work to be done. As your state representative, I will continue to prioritize education, bring accountability to the budget and put our conservative values first.”

– Kyle Hilbert

Meet Kyle

Kyle Hilbert, State Representative for Oklahoma House District 29, has dedicated his career to serving his community and championing conservative values. A native of Depew, Oklahoma, Kyle excelled as a student leader at Oklahoma State University before returning home to work in his family business. Elected to the Oklahoma House at age 22, he quickly established himself as a leader, serving in key roles like Vice Chair of Appropriations and Speaker Pro Tempore. Set to become the youngest Speaker of the Oklahoma House in 2025, Kyle focuses on budgeting, workforce development, and rural advocacy.

Read Kyle’s full bio here.
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Ending Special Interest Payouts

He authored and passed legislation to level the playing field for small Oklahoma businesses competing against out-of-state corporations. View the legislation here.

Prioritizing Education

Kyle Hilbert voted for the largest teacher pay raise in state history and he authored legislation to expand CareerTech education opportunities for high school students. View the legislation here.

Fighting for Veterans

Kyle has authored and passed legislation improving our veterans’ Second Amendment rights. View the legislation here.

Standing Up for rural Oklahoma

Kyle Hilbert serves as chairman of the House Rural Caucus where he has the led the charge to defend the family farm and fought for greater opportunities for children in rural schools.

Protecting Crime Victims’ Rights

Inspired by a family’s advocacy in Bristow, Kyle authored and passed the Justice for Danyelle Act prohibiting sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of their victims. View the legislation here.