Meet Treasurer Miller

Ken Miller is the 18th State Treasurer of Oklahoma, serving since January 10, 2011. He was elected with almost 67 percent of the vote in the November 2010 General Election.

A Republican from Edmond, Miller served for six years in the Oklahoma House of Representatives where he led the Appropriations and Budget Committee and guided Oklahoma through the largest state spending cuts in state history while maintaining the delivery of core government services.

Miller holds a doctorate in political economics from the University of Oklahoma. He earned a Master’s of Business Administration from Pepperdine University and a bachelor’s degree in economics and finance from Lipscomb University.

Miller is an economics professor at Oklahoma Christian University. He has been honored with the “Who’s Who Among American Teachers” award and the Merrick Foundation Award for Excellence in Teaching Free Enterprise.

Prior to his election to the State Legislature, Miller served in the administration of Governor Frank Keating as chairman of the Legislative Compensation Board where he established a 10-year freeze on legislative salaries.

Prior to his public service, Miller gained practical experience in the private sector. He began his professional career in banking at First American National Bank before joining MediFax-EDS, where he served as financial operations manager.

Portrait of Treasurer Miller (high resolution)