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Rep. Jason Blair, 2300 N. Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma City, OK (2026)

05/01/2026

Another great week at the Capitol, and another outstanding page! I’m proud to recognize Autumn Wiebe for her week of service — an exceptional young leader with a bright future ahead. With young people like Autumn, the future of our state and House District 53 is in very good hands.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Autumn Wiebe, a senior at Moore High School, served as a page during week 12 of the Second Session of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature in the Oklahoma House of Representatives. She was sponsored by Rep. Jason Blair, R-Moore.

"Autumn is a thoughtful and driven young woman who represents Moore well," Blair said. "Her leadership and strong sense of purpose are evident in everything she does. It was a pleasure to have her at the Capitol this week and to see her commitment to serving others."

Wiebe is the daughter of Jay and Heather Wiebe. She serves as president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) at her school and is actively involved in her community.

"Serving as a page gave Autumn the opportunity to experience state government firsthand," Blair said. "Programs like this help students better understand how laws are made and how they can be involved in their communities."

After graduation, Wiebe plans to attend SLS Ministry School through Mercy Culture Church, where she will pursue studies in spiritual leadership and ministry.

"I want to go into ministry to make every nation a Christian nation," Wiebe said. "It is not a job; it is my life. I also want to get married and have a family to passionately love Jesus with. I will make Jesus known."

The Oklahoma House of Representatives High School Page Program allows students to assist legislators and staff, observe committee meetings and participate in a mock legislative session during their week of service.

04/16/2026

Read the press release below about my friend, Joey, and his time serving at the Capitol as my page last week. I enjoyed getting to know Joey during our few days together and I have no doubt he has a very successful future ahead of him!

OKLAHOMA CITY – Joseph "Joey" Hirt, a junior at Community Christian School in Moore, served as a page during the tenth week of the Second Session of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature in the Oklahoma House of Representatives. He was sponsored by Rep. Jason Blair, R-Moore.

"Joey is an outstanding young man who represents Moore well," Blair said. "His commitment to academics and leadership speaks volumes about his character. It was a pleasure to have him at the Capitol this week and see his interest in public service firsthand."

Hirt, the son of Bart and Sarah Hirt, maintains a 4.13 GPA and is ranked No. 1 in his class, placing him on track to be valedictorian. He is a member of the Principal’s Honor Roll and the National Honor Society.

Outside the classroom, Hirt is active in a wide range of activities. He was a state runner-up in cross country and participates in wrestling and track and field. He also serves as drum major and is involved in his youth group.

"Serving as a page gave Joey a unique opportunity to see state government up close," Blair said. "Students like him are the future of our state, and I am confident that with his skills and knowledge, he will go on to do great things."

Hirt said he applied to the program to better understand how government functions and to continue developing leadership skills.

"I wanted to learn more about how the House of Representatives works and how laws are made," Hirt said. "I think it is important for students to understand government so they can be informed and engaged citizens."

After graduation, Hirt plans to attend either the United States Naval Academy or Oklahoma State University, where he intends to study political science or aviation. He hopes to become a military pilot or serve as a Judge Advocate General attorney.

He said the experience will be useful as he continues his education and considers a future career in law or public service.

"My future career plan is to become a lawyer," Hirt said. "To witness the process of passing laws that I will one day be tasked to work with, this experience will help me to better serve the people who will instill their trust in me. With a better understanding of why a law was passed, I can more tactfully fight for justice for a victim."

The Oklahoma House of Representatives High School Page Program allows students to assist legislators and staff, observe committee meetings and participate in a mock legislative session during their week of service.

04/07/2026

I was honored to present Cadet James Smith with the prestigious Amelia Earhart Award last Thursday.

This award marks a significant milestone in the Civil Air Patrol and reflects James’s dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence. Since joining in 2022, he has taken on numerous leadership roles, contributed to cadet training programs, and earned advanced qualifications through national activities.

In addition to his accomplishments in CAP, James excels academically and is actively involved in his community. I’m also looking forward to welcoming him to the Capitol soon as he serves as a page for Rep. Sterling.

Congratulations to James on this well-deserved honor! He’s a wonderful kid with a very bright future!

04/03/2026

Today I had the honor of recognizing Moore resident Jim Diehl for earning the Fitness Challenge Gold Medal through the Oklahoma Senior Games! 🥇 This impressive achievement reflects his dedication to maintaining strength, balance, agility, and endurance — key components of staying healthy and active at any age.

The Oklahoma Senior Games provide adults 50+ with opportunities to compete in a variety of events, from fitness challenges to traditional sports, all while promoting healthy lifestyles, goal-setting, and community connection. The Fitness Challenge is modeled after President Kennedy’s Youth Fitness Test, adapted to measure the skills most important for maintaining independence and quality of life as we age.

Mr. Diehl’s accomplishment is a great example of the impact programs like this can have, and I truly enjoyed meeting him and celebrating his hard work!

03/19/2026

I had a great time at the Oklahoma Youth Expo Legislative Showmanship earlier this week. A big shoutout to Zane Moser from the Moore FFA chapter for letting me show his heifer and being an awesome teacher! It’s always encouraging to see the time, effort, and leadership these students bring to the ring. Thank you to the staff at Oklahoma Youth Expo for putting on such a great event!

03/18/2026

Yesterday, I was honored to be recognized by the Christian Employers Alliance as a Defender of Biblical Business. This award highlights legislators whose voting records align with biblical principles and I’m grateful for the opportunity to stand for policies that reflect those values. It’s a responsibility I don’t take lightly, and I’m committed to continuing to serve the people of Oklahoma with integrity!

Thank you, Christian Employers Alliance!

02/13/2026

I had a wonderful week at the Capitol with an exceptional student from Moore who served as my page. I have no doubt that Jackson will accomplish great things one day! Learn more about Jackson and his time at the Capitol in the press release below.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Jackson Tait, a senior at Moore High School, served this week as a page in the Oklahoma House of Representatives, sponsored by Rep. Jason Blair, R-Moore.

"Jackson is an exceptional young man who represents Moore High School and our community well," Blair said. "His academic accomplishments and leadership roles speak for themselves. It was a pleasure to have him serve at the Capitol this week, and I have no doubt he has a bright future ahead of him in aerospace engineering."

Tait, of Moore, is the son of Bryan and Alyse Tait. As a House page, he assisted lawmakers on the House floor and gained firsthand experience in the legislative process, observing how bills are debated and voted on.

At Moore High School, Tait has distinguished himself both academically and through leadership. He earned a superscore of 36 on the ACT and is a National Merit Semifinalist. He ranks eighth in his class and has maintained a 4.0 grade-point average.

Tait also serves as president of the National Honor Society and captain of the school’s tennis team. He is active in Moore Love, the school’s charity club, as well as Student Council, Key Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Link Crew Leadership.

After graduation, Tait plans to attend the University of Oklahoma and major in aerospace engineering. He intends to pursue a master’s degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and hopes to work for NASA or Boeing.

"As Jackson takes the next step toward college and a career in aerospace engineering, I am confident his work ethic and determination will carry him far," Blair said. "He has set high goals for himself, and I have no doubt he will rise to meet them. I wish him every success in the opportunities that lie ahead."

The Oklahoma House of Representatives High School Page Program allows students to assist legislators and staff, observe committee meetings and participate in a mock legislative session during their week of service.

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