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About Joshua

Joshua Jantz and his wife Kelley were married in 2004 at the Harn Homestead close to the Oklahoma State Capitol. They are members of Western Hills Church, and reside in downtown Oklahoma City.

Joshua's priorities for his service to you in the State Senate include increasing neighborhood safety, promoting stronger schools, and enabling smarter government, especially towards wiser and more efficient spending.

He supports putting more tax dollars back in your pockets, improving the quality of education, eliminating wasteful government spending, protecting the sanctity of human life, and defending your important family values. In addition, Joshua favors policies that promote legal immigration and reduces the taxpayer’s burden to support illegal immigrants.

Raised the son of a pastor, Joshua has served nonprofit organizations for the majority of his career, including an orphanage in Moscow, Russia. Since coming to Oklahoma, he has enjoyed the kindness and warm hospitality that emanate from this state’s great people, and he is proud to be called an Oklahoman.

Joshua has a diverse background and first-hand experience with the cultures, government, and people from many different geographical regions. Born in Pierre, South Dakota, he has also lived in Colorado, Kansas, Texas, Indiana, Montana, Arkansas, and South Carolina. By employing his diverse background, Joshua believes he is better enabled to make District 46 a greater place to live.

Any positive accomplishments of his life, Joshua believes, are a direct result of the blessing of God and investment of others. He is a board member, Secretary/Treasurer, and "Month of Character" committee chairman for the Character Council of Central Oklahoma, Inc. He is also a member of the Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium. Employed by the Character Training Institute, Joshua serves as assistant director and conference coordinator.

Joshua desires to genuinely serve you and help you be more successful. He is committed to faithfully represent you at the state's capitol, and wants to listen to you share the needs in your life and community so that he can better serve you.

You can contact Joshua through this website, or by calling 405-201-5110.