Oil billionaire Harold Hamm is reportedly in talks to fill Oklahoma’s vacant Senate seat, pending Gov. Stitt’s decision.

Oil tycoon Harold Hamm, a top Republican donor and former energy advisor to Donald Trump, has reportedly expressed interest in filling Oklahoma’s vacant U.S. Senate seat by contacting Governor Kevin Stitt. Hamm, founder of Continental Resources, is among several candidates under consideration for the interim appointment, which will be made by Stitt. The seat opened after the previous senator left office, and any appointee must pledge not to run for a full term. No official decision has been made, and Stitt is evaluating multiple candidates, including political figures and business leaders.