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Dewayne Pemberton

Candidate for Oklahoma State Senate - District 9 in 2020 Oklahoma General Election.

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About Dewayne Pemberton

Professional Experience
Oklahoma State Senate, State Senator (2016 - Present)
Muskogee Public Schools, Principal (2007 - 2015)
Hilldale Public Schools, Principal/Athletic Director (1988 - 2007)
Muskogee Public Schools, Teacher (1982 - 1988)
Jay Public Schools, Teacher (1981 - 1982)
Carlisle Public Schools, Teacher (1979 - 1981)
Degrees
Master's, Northeastern State University, Educational Administration (1984)
Bachelor's, University of Central Arkansas, Social Studies/P.E. (1979)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

SPONSORED the cost of living adjustment for public pensions (police, fire, and other public service retirees). Learn more

AUTHORED the bill that prevents fraud & promotes  safety of law enforcement officers. Learn more

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Oklahoma State Senate - District 9 in Oklahoma General Election

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