Angela Strohm

Angela Strohm is a dedicated wife, mother, grandmother, and lifelong conservative leader running for Oklahoma House District 69.

Married to her husband Chuck for 26 years, Angela is the proud mother of four children and grandmother of two. Her family's deep roots in public service—including Chuck's prior representation of House District 69—have shaped her commitment to faith, family, and accountable government.

A former teacher with a degree in education and a Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction, Angela spent over ten years educating K-12 students in both public and private settings. She later transitioned into grassroots political leadership, serving more than 15 years in Oklahoma Republican politics. She currently serves as Tulsa County State Committeewoman and as a member of the Oklahoma GOP Executive Committee. Angela has held numerous leadership roles, including president of a statewide education association with over 1,000 members, and has been actively involved with City Elders and Republican women’s organizations in Tulsa County.

Driven by a passion for constitutional principles, liberty, and putting people over special interests, Angela refuses lobbyist money and gifts in her campaign. She strongly supports the Oklahoma Republican Platform and the Save Oklahoma Plan, championing key priorities such as protecting life, defending the Second Amendment, safeguarding property rights, ensuring medical freedom, promoting school accountability and transparency, securing borders through mandatory E-Verify, fighting wasteful government spending, and opposing insider deals and taxpayer-funded lobbying.

Rooted in her experiences as an educator, wife, mother, and community servant, Angela believes leadership starts at home and that true representation means staying faithful to conservative values while remaining accountable to the people of House District 69. She is committed to smaller, more transparent government that works for Oklahoma families, not special interests.