Engineer. Builder. Senator
Getting America Building Again
Senator Alan Armstrong came to Washington after four decades building America’s energy infrastructure. He’s focused on cutting red tape, accelerating investment, and making sure America can still build the projects that power our economy.
What We’re Working On
Building infrastructure. Growing jobs. Serving Oklahoma.
Working with colleagues across the aisle on a serious permitting bill so America can build the affordable, reliable energy infrastructure our economy depends on.
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News & Oklahoma Stories
AFP-Oklahoma Praises Sen. Armstrong’s Permitting Reform Bill in theTulsa World
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:August 25, 2026 CONTACT:Chrissy Harbin, Miranda Dabney AFP-Oklahoma Praises Sen. Armstrong’s Permitting Reform Bill in theTulsa World JOHN TIDWELL
Armstrong Joins EPSA’s Energy Solutions Podcast to Discuss Permitting Reform Agenda
“IT’S NEVER BEEN SO EASY TO BLOCK PROJECTS VERSUS BUILD PROJECTS”: ARMSTRONG CALLS FOR STREAMLINED FEDERAL REVIEWS AND REGULATORY CERTAINTY TO MEET RISING ENERGY DEMAND
Armstrong Builds Senate Momentum for Permitting Reform as 13 New Cosponsors Join his “American Energy & Mineral Infrastructure” Act
ARMSTRONG’S AEMI ACT GAINS SENATE SUPPORT AS PUSH TO FIX AMERICA’S BROKEN PERMITTING PROCESS ENTERS CRITICAL FALL WINDOW
On The Record
From the office, lately.
Government bureaucracy shouldn’t be what stands between Americans and the energy and infrastructure we need.
We know how to get things done in Oklahoma, and @SenArmstrong is taking that same fight to Washington. Permitting reform will help us build faster, lower energy costs,
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Momentum is building to fix America’s broken permitting process.
17 of my Senate colleagues have signed on to cosponsor my American Energy and Mineral Infrastructure Act.
Stretching from Alaska to Florida, Texas to Pennsylvania, this support from my colleagues is a clear
.@SenJonHusted
Read more about my American Energy and Mineral Infrastructure Act here: https://www.armstrong.senate.gov/armstrong-builds-senate-momentum-for-permitting-reform-as-13-new-cosponsors-join-his-american-energy-mineral-infrastructure-act/
⚡ Friday Fact
America’s growing electricity demand will require more than policy changes. It will require a culture that embraces building.
As @SenArmstrong said on EPSA’s latest #EnergySolutions podcast: “It’s one thing to change the law. It’s another thing to change the
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Washington D.C.
330 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
(202) 224-4721
Oklahoma City
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Suite 401
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 246-0025
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15 W 6th St.
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Tulsa, OK 74119
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