Curtis Stinnett

Stinnett was raised in Lindsay, Oklahoma, by what he describes as middle-class parents, and graduated from Lindsay High School. He earned a graduate degree from Southwestern Oklahoma State University in 2010.[1] In his Ballotpedia survey he says he has worked as a community pharmacist for 15 years in nearly every part of the state, and Ballotpedia lists his profession as pharmacist.[1] During the campaign, he said he was running on the idea that money should not dictate the country's direction, with campaign-finance reform, including reversing Citizens United, as his first priority.[1] He received 1.3% of the vote to Kevin Hern's 57.2%, according to unofficial results reported by NBC News.[2]