Representative Cyndi Munson

Hi, I’m Cyndi Munson and I represent the people of Oklahoma’s 85th District.


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Leadership

Minority Leader

59th Legislature

Minority Leader

60th Legislature

Minority Caucus Chair

58th Legislature

News & Announcements


Jul 16, 2025

House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson comments on passing of Bob Funk Sr.

OKLAHOMA CITY – House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City, released the following statement of condolences after the passing of Express Employment Professionals co-founder Bob Funk Sr. at 85. “My heart goes out to my friends Bob Funk Jr. and Kim Garrett-Funk and all of the family of Bob Funk Sr.” Leader Munson said. “Mr. Funk is an Oklahoma legend, helping to employ millions in Oklahoma and across our country. His work on the Oklahoma Youth Expo Board–a beloved program for those of us in the Legislature–will be long lasting. He invested in Oklahoma and our future by using his influence to give back to a state he believed in. He will be missed, and his impact will always be remembered. I will be keeping the entire Funk family and all who loved him in my prayers.” -END-



Jun 27, 2025

House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson named by OKC Friday as one of the Most Powerful Oklahomans

OKLAHOMA CITY – The most recent issue of OKC Friday named Oklahoma House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City, as one of the Most Powerful Oklahomans of 2025. “I am honored to share this recognition with so many incredible and influential leaders in Oklahoma,” Munson said. “I’m thankful to my constituents and Oklahomans who believe in the work that I do in the Oklahoma Legislature. May we continue to use our power and influence to make Oklahoma a better place for all Oklahomans.” OKC Friday publishes weekly, serving Nichols Hills, The Village and northwest Oklahoma City. -END-



Jun 18, 2025

Clinton, Timmons sworn into Oklahoma House of Representatives

OKLAHOMA CITY – Representatives-Elect Amanda Clinton, D-Tulsa, and Aletia Timmons, D-Oklahoma City, were sworn into the Oklahoma House of Representatives after winning their Special Elections to fill House District 71 and House District 97 respectively. “I’m thrilled to welcome Rep. Amanda Clinton and Rep. Aletia Timmons to the Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus,” said House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City. “The House Democratic Caucus remains committed to improving the lives of working Oklahomans, ensuring they have quality, free public education, and the accessible, affordable healthcare they deserve. I know they will work to help accomplish these goals and diligently serve Oklahomans and guarantee their district’s best interests. I’m looking forward to standing alongside these two powerful women to serve all Oklahomans.” Rep. Amanda Clinton, D-Tulsa, HD 71: "I grew up on a farm at the end of a dirt road in the Cherokee Nation, just about as far from the state legislature as you can get. My three sisters and I were raised by my dad, a general contractor, and my mom, a public school teacher of 53 years. Hard work is all I know, so earning this seat with 85 percent of the vote has been incredible. I'm deeply grateful to the voters, my family, friends, and the communities who helped me get here," Clinton said. "I'm also honored to be the fourth consecutive woman and the third Native woman to serve this district. For more than 20 years, I've worked in Tribal governments that are committed to providing health care, education, housing and pathways to a career. I know what's possible when governments invest in people because I've helped build those governments. Voters in HD 71 sent a clear message that it's time for Oklahoma to do the same, and I promise to be a strong, outspoken voice in that effort." Rep. Aletia Timmons, D-Oklahoma City, HD 97: “I am humbled and honored to be elected by the people of House District 97 to serve as their State Representative,” Timmons said. “Fired up, ready to go!” During the 2024 election cycle, Oklahoma House Democrats retained all of their seats, and with these two members filling vacancies, now have 20 members in the caucus. They will be up for re-election in November 2026. -END-