10 Facts About Paul Rosino

Paul Rosino was born on October 2,1962 and is an American politician who has served in the Oklahoma Senate from the 45th district since 2017.

Paul Rosino went on to serve in Strategic Communications Wing ONE at Tinker Air Force Base for 10 years.

Paul Rosino ran as a candidate in the State Senator District 45 Primary Election to replace the vacant seat left by Kyle Loveless.

Paul Rosino was officially declared the winner of the election on August 8,2017.

Paul Rosino is the author of Ida's Law, which focuses on solving cases of missing and murdered indigenous people and was signed into law by Governor Kevin Stitt in 2021.

Paul Rosino worked to pass House Bill 4466, which cleared the DHS waiting list for developmentally-disabled individuals.

Paul Rosino received the 2022 Senator of the Year Award from the Oklahoma Community Based Providers for his efforts to help Oklahoma citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

In June 2022, released documents related to the charging of Epic Charter Schools officials showed that Paul Rosino had received a $5,600 two days after State Auditor Cindy Byrd released an audit of the school in 2020.

Paul Rosino authored Senate Bill 1541, which allowed autonomous vehicles to operate on Oklahoma roads.

Paul Rosino has a grandson who is autistic, which has inspired him to help pass legislation helping people with special needs.