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U.S. House · OK-03 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Suzie Byrd

Democratic candidate for Oklahoma's 3rd Congressional District

Suzie Byrd is an Enid journalist and former business owner advocating universal health care, university research and protection of Oklahoma’s water.

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DistrictOK-03
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Suzie stands.

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University research funding restoration

  • Supports restoring university research funding to earlier levels, calling scientific research essential to the country

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Tribal water research capacity

  • Supports tribal water research and environmental science to protect a resource she considers vital for Oklahoma’s future

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Aquifer safeguards and remediation

  • Says water safeguards are inadequate and seeks review of remediation before contaminated abandoned wells are repurposed

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Severe weather research protection

  • Supports legislation permanently protecting investment in Oklahoma’s severe weather research and forecasting infrastructure

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Data center development oversight

  • Supports a national pause on data center expansion while Congress studies its effects and establishes industry guidelines

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Universal healthcare and funding

  • Supports universal health care, opposing healthcare cuts and shifting money from defense spending into patient care

Record and background

Record & experience.

  • Experience

    Enid newspaper reporter

    Worked as a reporter at the Enid News & Eagle, covering local affairs and interviewing Oklahoma political candidates.

  • Experience

    Swim instruction business

    Operated a business teaching lifeguarding and children’s swimming.

  • Accomplishment

    All-American track athlete

    Earned All-American honors while competing in track at Oklahoma State University.

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