Representative Cyndi Munson

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


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59th Legislature

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58th Legislature

News & Announcements


Aug 25, 2025

Hefner elected House Democratic Caucus Vice Chair

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Ellyn Hefner, D-Oklahoma City, was voted the Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus Vice Chair after an opening of the current House Democratic Caucus Vice Chair position. “I am deeply proud of the Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus and our new Vice Chair Rep. Ellyn Hefner for their work on behalf of all Oklahomans,” said House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City. “I know Vice Chair Hefner will continue her dedicated work and service to Oklahoma. Oklahoma House Democrats remain focused on legislation we know will help solve the everyday problems Oklahomans face, and we are excited to continue that work. Congratulations to Vice Chair Hefner!” Earlier this year, Hefner was chosen as the Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus Vice Chair-Elect for the 61st Legislature. “I am honored to be chosen by my colleagues to fill this important leadership role within the House Democratic Caucus,” Hefner said. “I am excited to get to work and to continue creating a path forward that puts people first and moves Oklahoma toward a brighter future.” -END-



Aug 20, 2025

House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson sends condolences after passing of Pat Potts

OKLAHOMA CITY – House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City, released the following statement of condolences after the passing of Potts Family Foundation co-founder Pat Potts.  “My heart is with the Potts family at this time as well as everyone who knew and loved Pat Potts,” said Leader Munson. “Her decades of public service and work toward a brighter future for Oklahomans will have long lasting impacts. Pat made it her life’s work to invest in our youth and give them the best opportunities to succeed. Her values and commitment to children and families never wavered during her run for the Oklahoma House of Representatives and the Oklahoma Senate. She was incredibly supportive of my own run for office, encouraging me to make my voice heard as a young woman in politics. I am proud to not only have her as a constituent, but also as a friend and fellow Oklahoman. She was a selfless woman who loved Oklahoma enough to make incredible change through her work and the Potts Family Foundation and she will be greatly missed.” -END-



Aug 12, 2025

House Democratic members comment on passing of former Oklahoma Representative Debbie Blackburn

OKLAHOMA CITY – House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City, Rep. Ellen Pogemiller, D-Oklahoma City, Rep. Meloyde Blancett, D-Tulsa, and Rep. Annie Menz, D-Norman, issued condolences after the passing of former Oklahoma HD 88 Representative Debbie Blackburn. “Rep. Blackburn was a strong leader whose passion for Oklahoma helped inspire my decision to run for office,” said Leader Munson. “Her work inside and outside of the legislature was always focused on helping people achieve the life they deserved, whether it be through affordable housing or access to higher education. She remained dedicated to Oklahoma her entire life and her legacy here will forever live on. My thoughts and prayers are with her husband Dr. Bob Blackburn and her children Beau and Tori, as well as her siblings and grandchildren as they cope with this incredible loss.” Pogemiller currently serves as the representative for HD 88.  “I first met Rep. Debbie Blackburn when I was knocking doors in my district, but her impact on House District 88 has always been felt,” Pogemiller said. “Her passion for her district and for Oklahomans was unparalleled and I am forever grateful for her service and legacy in HD 88. My heart goes out to her friends and family during this time. House District 88 will always acknowledge and feel the impact of her service.” Blancett lauded Blackburn's years of dedicated public service. “Rep. Debbie Blackburn was a deeply committed Oklahoman who worked to better our state particularly in increasing quality, affordable home ownership, which is a key component to ending generational poverty,” Blancett said. “Not only was she kind and encouraging to others, but she was an absolute firecracker with a fierce drive to make life better. She was the epitome of the term Servant Leader.” Menz reflected on the time she first met Rep. Debbie Blackburn. “I first met Rep. Blackburn when I was just a freshman in high school,” Menz said. “I remember above all how kind and encouraging she was to me when we spoke. She took time out of her day to visit with me for several minutes and even told me I should think about running for State House one day. It was rare for a person in power to speak to me like I was their equal, and it forever stuck with me. I am deeply grateful to have met her. I send my condolences to her husband, family, and friends, and everyone who got the honor of knowing her and feeling the impact of her kindness.” The obituary for Rep. Debbie Blackburn states in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Bob Blackburn Collections Endowment Fund for the Oklahoma Historical Society at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation. -END-