Paul Garrett

Paul Garrett grew up in a modest working-class family in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, where he learned the values of hard work and determination from his factory-worker father and homemaker mother. A diligent student, Paul attended the University of Oklahoma for his undergraduate studies before earning his law degree at Oklahoma City University. His legal career began with public defense, but he quickly moved into the judiciary, serving as a state judge for 15 years before retiring to pursue a political career.

Known for his strict adherence to the Constitution, Paul gained a reputation for being a fair but firm judge, unafraid to make tough decisions in high-profile cases. He believes in protecting states' rights, safeguarding Second Amendment liberties, and reducing federal influence on local governance.

Paul lives with his wife Rachel in a quiet suburb of Tulsa. Their two grown children, Megan and Jack, both serve in public service roles, inspired by their father’s sense of duty. Paul’s campaign emphasizes his integrity, resilience, and vision for Oklahoma as a state leading the fight for constitutional principles in Washington. While he has powerful allies, his opponents criticize him for being inflexible and overly idealistic in a modern political landscape.

Paul is deeply motivated by a desire to restore power to the states and ensure that Oklahoma’s voice is heard on the national stage. His biggest fear—losing control—drives his meticulous preparation and carefully planned decisions, both on the campaign trail and in his professional life.