Chaunté gilmore

Oklahoma State House of Representatives, District 100 (OK HD-100)

Chaunté Gilmore is a healthcare professional, community leader, and longtime Oklahoma City resident running to represent Oklahoma’s 100th House District. She moved to Oklahoma City in 1996 and graduated from Putnam City High School before earning an associate degree in physical therapy from Oklahoma City Community College, a bachelor’s degree in Allied Health from Oklahoma State University, and an MBA in Healthcare Administration from Mid-America Christian University. As a practicing Physical Therapist Assistant, Gilmore has spent her career caring for patients and families, including working on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Chaunté’s priorities include improving healthcare, strengthening public education, expanding workforce opportunities, and investing in community infrastructure. Her healthcare background has shaped her commitment to improving access to care and addressing the challenges facing patients and providers. Chaunté wants to support young women and families by focusing on affordable childcare and workforce support. She supports fully funding public schools, increasing teacher pay, investing in classroom resources, and expanding workforce training and career pipelines.

Chaunté Gilmore Campaign Website

Endorsements

  • Collective PAC

  • DLCC Target Race

  • Her Bold Move

  • Mental Health Now Candidate 2026

  • Oklahoma AFL-CIO

  • Oklahoma Democratic Veterans Federation

  • Oklahoma State Medical Association

  • Former Congressman Joe Kennedy III

FAQ

  • What is Chaunte Gilmore running for?

    1. Chaunté Gilmore is running for the Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 100.

  • Where is Chaunte Gilmore’s district?

    1. Oklahoma House District 100 includes parts of northwest Oklahoma City and the surrounding area.

  • What are Chaunte Gilmore’s priorities?

    1. Healthcare and pharmaceutical accountability: Expand access to healthcare, strengthen the healthcare workforce, and hold pharmaceutical companies accountable. 

    2. Education: Improve student literacy and math skills by investing in classroom resources and increasing teacher pay. 

    3. Property tax and home insurance relief: Increase the Homestead Exemption to help working and retired families while protecting public school funding. 

    4. Data privacy: Promote AI accountability, responsible data center management, and protections against government and corporate privacy overreach. 

    5. Affordable economy and good-paying jobs: Expand workforce training, career pipelines, and economic development to create jobs and attract new industries. 

    6. Public safety: Listen to first responders and support the pensions they have earned