Bode leaving Commission for new role
John Greiner, Oklahoman: Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Denise Bode said Friday she will resign from office May 31 to head a natural gas education foundation she is organizing. Bode, a Republican who has nearly four years left on her current six-year term, was appointed to the commission in 1997 by then Gov. Frank Keating to replace Commissioner Cody Graves, who had resigned.

Bode to Resign Post
(Edmond Sun) Corporation Commissioner Denise Bode said Friday she is resigning effective May 31 to lead a new natural gas foundation in Washington D.C....

Humble Church Is at Center of Debate on Eminent Domain
SAND SPRINGS, Okla., Jan. 23 - With bulldozers churning up the earth at the front door, the small Centennial Baptist Church in this struggling industrial hub west of Tulsa seems about to fall to the wrecker.

Denise Bode – Innovative, Constructive Leadership
Denise Bode has taken many shots over her very successful career in the private sector, as well as during her career as a public servant. Whether it be taking on international energy conglomerates or standing toe-to-toe against OPEC, Denise’s innovation and meaningful leadership has always been to the benefit of taxpayers and small business.

Corporation Commissioner Denise Bode Endorses Mary Fallin
Denise Bode cites conservative values and policy experience as reasons for endorsement, plans to assist in campaign.

Denise Bode's Thoughts on Dr. Martin Luther King
Today is the day when America takes a moment to remember the life and vision of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. His legacy lives on in this great country, his desire that all would be judged “by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin,” and his passion for justice makes us all pause for just a moment and look around to see whether or not we are living up to his legacy.