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Oklahoma State Representative of House District 99. Pittman is one of the youngest state-elected officials in Oklahoma. Representative Ajay Pittman has been in the Oklahoma Legislature since 2019 and is in her third term. She is a sixth-generation Oklahoman, who is an American political leader and community activist. Pittman is also the first statewide second-generation female legacy member to serve in House District 99. Senator Anastasia A. Pittman, her mother, held the office for eight years.

She is a proud seventh-generation Native American, with dual citizenship in the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma. In 2019, House Speaker Charles McCall appointed her to serve on the joint committee on State-Tribal Relations, and in 2020 to serve as Vice-chair of the state-wide Redistricting committee for Oklahoma County. Pittman has also been appointed as the Vice-Chair of the Native American Caucus for the 58th Legislature. She currently serves on the Agriculture & Rural Development, Public Health, Appropriations & Budget for Human Services, and Transportation committees, in addition to the Agriculture Caucus, Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus and Native American Legislative Caucus. Pittman is also co-chair of the House of Representative Millennial Action Project Future Caucus, a statewide millennial bi-partisan caucus. 

Pittman received national appointments to serve as co-chair of the health committee for the National Caucus of Native American State Legislators, member of the National Black Caucus of State Legislators, Criminal Justice Reform Advisory Member for Millennial Action Project, Defense Innovation Council Member in partnership with National Security Innovation Network, and department of Entrepreneurship & Innovation for the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, a facilitator and community organizer for the Coalition for Civic Leadership of Greater Oklahoma City, member of Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma Leadership Class that speaks to fight hunger in the state of Oklahoma, board member of the National Women in Agriculture Association (Oklahoma Chapter), board member of KIPP Reach College Preparatory Public School, member of National Organization of Black Elected Legislative Women (N.O.B.E.L.), National Federation of Women Legislators, and the State Innovation Exchange of Progressive Legislator

She is a 2nd Century Leader who advocates for healthy foods, access to healthcare, affordable housing, quality education, criminal justice reform, and promotes entrepreneurship opportunities through the Pittman Community Apprenticeship Program. Her leadership of HOPE is a shining example to emerging young leaders, as she inspires diverse youth to become authentic servant leaders.                   
Pittman attended the University of Oklahoma as a Scholar in the President’s Leadership Class, and Scholar on the Dean’s Honor roll at Langston University. She is a graduate of the Oklahoma Policy Institute, and alumni of the Leadership Exchange Academy of Oklahoma.                        She is a member of the Church of Christ, the great great-granddaughter of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Survivor Abner Burnett, and great-granddaughter of educator and Jazz Hall of Fame Musician C.E. Pittman.

She believes “Service is the price that you pay for the space you occupy.” This quote embodies the belief that she and her family share.

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