11 Facts About Kris Steele

Kris Steele was born on July 11,1973 and is a United States politician from the US state of Oklahoma who served as state representative.

Kris Steele is the executive director of The Education and Employment Ministry in Oklahoma City.

Since graduating from OBU, Kris Steele has served as a Baptist minister and public school teacher.

Kris Steele was elected to the Oklahoma House of Representatives on November 7,2000, He filed five bills in the 2001 session; two became law.

Kris Steele became House Speaker Pro Tempore when Chris Benge took over as Speaker of the House following Lance Cargill's resignation in January 2008.

Kris Steele introduced a 2012 proposal to reject a pay raise for statewide officials and judges.

Kris Steele is the executive director of The Education and Employment Ministry, a 501 organization "dedicated to breaking cycles of incarceration and poverty through education, personal development and work readiness training".

Kris Steele successfully campaigned for State Questions 780 and 781, which passed in 2016.

Kris Steele has received the requisite signatures to put State Question 805, a constitutional amendment which would end sentence enhancements for non-violent crimes, on the ballot in November 2020.

When Kris Steele was six, he was shot point-blank with a pellet gun in the head.

Kris Steele is married to Kellie Kursar and lives in Shawnee, Oklahoma.