Mike Morgan (politician)

Mike Morgan
President Pro Tem Mike Morgan at a May 15, 2007 press conference.

President Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma Senate
In office 2005–2008
Preceded by	Cal Hobson
Succeeded by	Glenn Coffee
Member of the Oklahoma Senate from the 21st district
In office 1997–2008
Preceded by	Bernice Shedrick
Succeeded by	Jim Halligan

Personal details
Born	January 26, 1955 Tulsa, Oklahoma
Political party	Democratic

Politics of Oklahoma


Constitution United States Constitution Oklahoma Constitution Impeachment in Oklahoma
Executive Government Governor: Kevin Stitt (R) Lieutenant Governor: Matt Pinnell (R) Secretary of State: Josh Cockroft (R) State Auditor: Cindy Byrd (R) Attorney General: Gentner Drummond (R) State Treasurer: Todd Russ (R) State School Superintendent: Ryan Walters (R) Labor Commissioner: Leslie Osborn (R) Insurance Commissioner: Glen Mulready (R) Corporation Commission: Kim David (R) Bob Anthony (R) Todd Hiett (R) Governor's Cabinet and State Agencies
Legislature Legislature: 59th Senate President: Matt Pinnell (R) President pro tempore: Greg Treat (R) Majority leader: Julie Daniels (R) Minority leader: Julia Kirt (D) House of Representatives Speaker: Charles McCall (R) Speaker pro tempore: Kyle Hilbert (R) Majority leader: Jon Echols (R) Minority leader: Cyndi Munson (D)
Judiciary Judiciary Supreme Court Court of Criminal Appeals Court of Civil Appeals Court on the Judiciary Court of Impeachment Nominating Commission
Elections Elections State Election Board Last election Political parties Democratic Party Republican Party Political party strength
Divisions Counties Cities and towns
Congressional delegation Senate Markwayne Mullin (R) James Lankford (R) House of Representatives 1: Kevin Hern (R) 2: Josh Brecheen (R) 3: Frank Lucas (R) 4: Tom Cole (R) 5: Stephanie Bice (R)
Politics of the United States Politics portal

Mike Morgan (born January 26, 1955) is an American politician from the U.S. state of Oklahoma. A Democrat, Morgan served as the President pro tempore of the Oklahoma Senate during the 51st Oklahoma Legislature.