Representative Emily Gise

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District 90

Hi, I’m Emily Gise and I represent the people of Oklahoma’s 90th District.

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Jun 18, 2026
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Gise Selected for Leadership Oklahoma Class 39

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Emily Gise, R-Oklahoma City, has been selected as a member of Leadership Oklahoma's Class 39, joining 52 leaders from across the state chosen through a competitive application process. "I am honored to be selected for Leadership Oklahoma Class 39," Gise said. "This program provides a unique opportunity to learn from leaders across our state and gain a deeper understanding of the communities we serve outside of my district. I look forward to working alongside fellow Oklahomans who are committed to making our state stronger." Leadership Oklahoma brings together professionals from a wide range of industries and backgrounds to explore issues facing the state and strengthen leadership through education and civic engagement. Participants will travel to communities throughout Oklahoma to gain firsthand insight into the opportunities and challenges affecting different regions of the state as part of the program. Leadership Oklahoma is a statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to recruiting, educating and connecting leaders who are committed to shaping Oklahoma's future. More than 1,900 individuals have completed the organization's flagship leadership program.

May 15, 2026
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Gise Named 2026 Achievers Under 40 Honoree

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Emily Gise, R-Oklahoma City, has been named a 2026 Achievers Under 40 honoree by The Journal Record, which recognizes young professionals across Oklahoma who are making a meaningful impact in their careers and communities. "I am incredibly honored to be recognized as one of The Journal Record’s Achievers Under 40," Gise said. "Serving the people of Oklahoma City at the Capitol is a responsibility I take very seriously, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to work alongside so many dedicated leaders who care deeply about our state and its future." During her time in the Oklahoma House of Representatives, Gise has championed legislation focused on empowering women and families, protecting children, strengthening consumer protections, and increasing transparency and accountability in government. She said the recognition reflects the work being done to strengthen families and communities across the state. Gise says she authored 15 measures she expects to be signed into law during her first legislative year. She says this reflects her strong work ethic, her results-driven approach and her steadfast commitment to delivering for her district. "I never lose sight of who sent me to the Capitol and why I serve," Gise said. "I am honored by this recognition, but I remain focused on the work ahead: protecting children, supporting women and families, strengthening consumer protections, and helping build an Oklahoma where the next generation has every opportunity to succeed." The Journal Record’s Achievers Under 40 program highlights leaders under the age of 40 from a wide range of industries who are helping shape a stronger future for the state through professional achievement and community involvement. Honorees are selected for their leadership and commitment to improving Oklahoma. Achievers Under 40 honorees were honored at an awards event on May 13.

May 6, 2026
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Gise Advances Bill to Tighten Penalties for Repeat DUI Offenders

OKLAHOMA CITY – Senate Bill 1543 , authored by Rep. Emily Gise, R-Oklahoma City, which would tighten penalties for repeat impaired driving offenses, has passed the House Floor and now is waiting on a final vote from the Senate. SB1543 would establish an aggregate offense for individuals who commit two or more separate driving under the influence violations within one year, allowing those offenses to be prosecuted as a single C2 felony. "These are 100 percent preventable tragedies, and far too many families have been left to carry the weight of a decision that never should have been made," Gise said. "By tightening this law and holding repeat offenders accountable, we are taking an important step to protect innocent lives across our state." "Working so closely with the great folks over at VOID and hearing the stories from so many families that have been impacted by impaired drivers, it was very clear that we needed a change," Gise said. "No one should have to lose a loved one this way. This is about putting people first and making it clear that Oklahoma will not tolerate behavior that puts others at risk." Victims of Impaired Drivers (VOID) is an organization that supports victims and families affected by impaired driving. "Impaired driving is a choice. Every time a person climbs behind the wheel to drive under the influence of any intoxicating substance, they are endangering the lives of everyone they pass on the streets," VOID founder Jeff Murrow said. "Victimless DUI is never harmless. This bill seeks to hold people accountable and prevent them from making this terrible decision." The group visited the Capitol on May 4 for an advocacy day, where Gise presented them on the House floor. In her remarks, Gise highlighted the following statistics about impaired driving in Oklahoma: Data from the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office shows there are approximately 700 deaths each year from automobile crashes in Oklahoma, with about half attributed to impaired driving, an average of one Oklahoman killed each day. According to the OSBI Statistical Analysis Center , the state has averaged 11,024 DUI arrests annually since 2021. Gise said the measure reflects a commitment to addressing a persistent public safety issue and standing with families who have been impacted. 'We have an opportunity to act before another life is lost," Gise said. "This legislation sends a clear message that repeat impaired driving will be taken seriously, and that the safety of Oklahoma families will always come first." SB1543 is now in the hands of the Senate. If approved by the Governor, the bill would take effect Nov. 1.