Oklahoma Republican energy executive picked to replace Mullin in Senate
Published on March 24, 2026.
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has appointed Republican energy executive Alan Armstrong to replace Senator Markwayne Mullin, who will lead the Department of Homeland Security. The appointment was criticized by the state Democratic party as corrupt. Stitt expressed confidence in Armstrong's integrity and love for Oklahoma. Mullin will serve until an elected candidate takes office next year. The governor also praised Mullin as an "America First" advocate and aligned with President Donald Trump on energy policy.
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