Tammi Didlot, a third-generation farmer, successful business owner, and lifelong conservative, today announced her candidacy for the Oklahoma State Senate. With deep roots in Southwest Oklahoma and a proven record of service in business, agriculture, and community leadership, Didlot is running to represent the people of Oklahoma with integrity, common sense, and a steadfast commitment to the values that unite us.
“I believe in an Oklahoma where families are strong, communities are safe, and opportunity is within reach for everyone,” said Didlot. “I’m running for the State Senate to protect what makes our state special, to support those who serve, and to ensure our children and grandchildren inherit a future full of promise.”
Raised on a farm and ranch in Jackson County, Didlot learned early the importance of hard work, faith, and personal responsibility. She and her husband have lived in Moore for more than 25 years while continuing to operate the family farm—raising cattle, wheat, and cotton. Didlot purchased and grew a successful background screening and drug testing company before retiring to focus on agriculture and community service.
A proud Oklahoma State University graduate, Didlot was the first in her family to earn a college degree and has since endowed a scholarship for first-generation students. She has served as president of both the Oklahoma CattleWomen and the American National CattleWomen, and is a passionate advocate for youth leadership programs like the Oklahoma Youth Expo and Oklahoma Youth Leadership Encounter.
In the State Senate, Didlot’s priorities will focus on:
Strengthening Oklahoma Communities: Supporting law enforcement, firefighters, and military service members—standing with those who protect our safety and freedom every day.
Protecting Agriculture and Food Security: Blocking foreign land ownership, preserving farmland for production, and fighting misinformation about farming and ranching.
Responsible Energy Policy: Supporting an “all of the above” strategy that promotes energy independence without harming farmland or raising utility costs.
Expanding Education Opportunity: Empowering parents, supporting teachers, and ending one-size-fits-all mandates that fail students.
Growing Small Business: Cutting red tape, opposing tax hikes, and ensuring economic development benefits local communities.
Safeguarding Privacy and Data Security: Protecting personal and student data from misuse and ensuring technology works for citizens, not against them.
“Whether I was leading in agriculture, running a business, or serving alongside my neighbors in Moore, I’ve always believed in stepping up when my community needs me,” said Didlot. “Now, I’m stepping up again to make sure Oklahoma remains a place where families thrive, businesses grow, and our freedoms are secure.”
Learn more at TammiDidlot.com
