Dustin Allen is a former prosecutor, trial attorney, and business owner for over a decade. He is running for District 14, Office 4 Judge to apply the law as written, protect public safety, and run a respectful, efficient courtroom that serves Owasso, Collinsville, Skiatook, Sperry, and all of Tulsa County.
Courts should be predictable, efficient, and fair. Victims deserve to be heard. Law enforcement deserves clear decisions. Every person deserves respect and a firm judge who follows the law. That is the standard I will bring to the bench.
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Thank you to our campaign committee and the many attorneys who have endorsed Dustin’s candidacy.
Chair: Chad McLain
Committee Members: Carol Allen, J. Craig Buchan, Matthew Day, Jason Riddle, Timothy Rogers, Noble Sokolosky , Michael Taubman, Trevor Reynolds, Mark Warman, Joel Wohlgemuth
Treasurers: Steven Layman, Daniel Morris
See the full endorsement list on our Facebook page and campaign materials. Add your name today.
Adam Carroll, Adam Doverspike, Amber Peckio, Andrew Jayne, Andrew Wakeman, Andy Shank, Anthony Blair, Ashley Webb, Ben Aycock, Benjamin Fu, Brad Cunningham, Brett Chapman, Brian Huddleston, Carol Allen, Chad McLain, Chad Moody, Charles Fox, Charles Graham, Chase McBride, Christian Barnard, Christopher Brecht, Clark Brewster, Colby Pearce, Corbin Brewster, Dan Smolen, DAN Smolen, Daniel Morris, Darrah Day, David Frette, Don Smolen II, Dwight Smith, Eric Loggin, Frank Frasier, Gene Robinson, George Gibbs Sr., Glenn Dresback, Grant Brown, Grant Thetford, Hansen Dirani, Isaiah Parsons, Ivan Orndorff, J. Andrew Brown, J. Craig Buchan, J. Remington Huffman, James Fatigante, Jason Glass, Jason Riddle, Jason Toon, Jeffrey Hensley, Joel Wohlgemuth, John E. Harper Jr., John Thetford, Joseph Farris, Kathleen Egan, Keith Bergman, Keith Nedwick, Kelly Feldhake, Kenneth Brune, Kent Hudson, Kent Webb, Kensey Wright, Kirsten Bernhardt, Kobi Cook, Kyle Killiam, Lee Levinson, Lorena Rivas, Luis Flores, Mark Cagle, Mark Maguire, Mark Matheson, Marny Hill, Marvin Lizama, Mary McMillen, Mary Sokolosky, Matthew Day, Matthew Dowdell, Matthew Lyons, Matthew Tarvin, Michael Manning, Michael Staggs, Michael Taubman, Nathan Nebergall, Nik Rankin, Noble Sokolosky, Patrick Adams, Randy Rankin, Rick Woolery, Ron Gore, Sara Schmook, Scott Goode, Seth Caywood, Sheila Naifeh, Stephanie Collingwood, Stephen Layman, Timothy Rogers, Todd Nalagan, Trevor Reynolds, Zac Young.
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Official Endorsement
Dustin Allen is honored to have the official endorsement and support of Tulsa County Sheriff Vic Regalado in the campaign for Tulsa County District Judge.
Sheriff Regalado has devoted his career to law enforcement and public service, including many years serving as a Tulsa Police Officer. His leadership reflects a deep understanding of the importance of fairness, accountability, integrity, and public trust in our justice system.
His endorsement is a meaningful vote of confidence in Dustin Allen’s commitment to uphold the law, protect the integrity of the courtroom, and serve Tulsa County with respect, balance, and common sense.
Dustin Allen is grateful for Sheriff Regalado’s support and for his continued service to our community.
Thank you, Sheriff Vic Regalado, for your endorsement and support.
Official Endorsement
Dustin Allen is honored to announce a historic milestone in the campaign for Tulsa County District Judge.
For the first time ever, a Tulsa County District judicial candidate has received the official endorsement and support of the Broken Arrow Police Department Fraternal Order of Police.
This endorsement represents more than support. It reflects trust, shared values, and a commitment to the principles that guide our law enforcement community every day: professionalism, integrity, accountability, compassion, and courage.
The men and women who serve in law enforcement put their lives on the line to protect our families and our community. Earning their confidence is both humbling and deeply meaningful.
As a candidate for Tulsa County District Judge, Dustin Allen is committed to upholding fairness, strengthening public safety, and ensuring the rule of law is applied with wisdom and integrity. He believes in supporting those who serve while maintaining a justice system grounded in balance and respect.
Dustin is grateful to the Broken Arrow FOP for their endorsement and for their continued service to our community.
Thank you to our law enforcement officers for your dedication and sacrifice.
Fraternal Order of Police – Skiatook Police DepartmentI am honored to receive the official endorsement of the Skiatook Police Department Fraternal Order of Police.
This endorsement represents the confidence of the men and women who serve and protect the Skiatook community every day. I am especially humbled that this support came through a unanimous vote of their members.
Even more meaningful, this marks a historic moment. I am proud to be the first District Judge candidate to ever receive the official endorsement of the Skiatook Police Department FOP.
Law enforcement officers see the justice system from the front lines. Their trust and support mean a great deal to me, and I remain committed to upholding the rule of law with fairness, integrity, and respect for the communities we serve.
I am deeply grateful for their confidence and support.
We are honored to announce the official endorsement of the Tulsa Police Department Fraternal Order of Police in support of Dustin Allen for Judge.
The Fraternal Order of Police represents the dedicated men and women who serve on the front lines of public safety, working every day to protect our community and uphold the rule of law. Their endorsement reflects confidence in Dustin Allen’s integrity, experience, and commitment to fairness, accountability, and justice.
Dustin Allen has earned the trust of those who understand the justice system from the ground up. This endorsement reinforces his record of respect for law enforcement, his belief in applying the law as written, and his dedication to ensuring a fair and balanced courtroom for all.
We are grateful for the support of the Tulsa Police Department Fraternal Order of Police and proud to stand alongside those who serve and protect our community.
Owasso Fraternal Order of Police EndorsementWe are proud to announce the official endorsement of the Owasso Fraternal Order of Police in support of Dustin Allen for Judge.
The Owasso Fraternal Order of Police represents the men and women who serve their community with professionalism, integrity, and a deep respect for the law. Their endorsement reflects confidence in Dustin Allen’s experience, judgment, and unwavering commitment to fairness and accountability within the judicial system.
Dustin Allen understands the critical role the courts play in supporting public safety while protecting the rights of all individuals. His approach to the bench is grounded in applying the law as written, maintaining impartiality, and ensuring that every case is treated with the seriousness and respect it deserves.
We are honored to have the support of the Owasso Fraternal Order of Police and grateful for their continued dedication to serving and protecting the community.
Tulsa Fire Department IAFF Local 176 EndorsementWe are honored to share that Dustin Allen has been officially endorsed and supported by the Tulsa Fire Department IAFF Local 176.
For more than 100 years, Tulsa’s professional firefighters have stood on the front lines protecting our families, neighborhoods, and businesses. Their endorsement reflects a deep trust in Dustin Allen’s character, judgment, and commitment to serving the people of Tulsa with fairness and integrity.
Firefighters understand the importance of leadership under pressure, accountability, and making decisions that protect the community as a whole. Their support speaks volumes about Dustin Allen’s dedication to those same values — on and off the bench.
Dustin is proud to stand with Tulsa’s firefighters and grateful for their confidence as he continues his commitment to public service.
Apply the law as written
Decide cases based on the Constitution and statutes, not personal politics.
Protect public safety
Hold offenders accountable and support strong, lawful policing.
Respect for victims and families
Hear every voice, set clear expectations, and follow through.
Efficient courts
Keep cases moving, reduce delays, and use common-sense scheduling.
Professional, respectful courtroom
Clear rules, plain language orders, and equal treatment for all.
Former Prosecutor with real courtroom experience and jury trials.
Trial Attorney who knows what works and what wastes time.
Business Owner for more than 10 years who understands responsibility, budgets, and results.
Recognized by peers in Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2019 to 2021.
Education: Bishop Kelley High School, University of Oklahoma, Hofstra University School of Law.
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