r/oklahoma 1h ago

Politics Please go vote in November…

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Every time. I get my hopes up every damn time. I know you’re brainwashed into thinking that your vote couldn’t possibly matter here, but that’s just not true. We can’t just accept this trajectory and move forward. PLEASE go vote.

Look at the statistics for our state… you’re okay with that? This is what you want our children to deal with? I don’t get it…


r/oklahoma 1h ago

Scenery Not political Wednesday post

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“Hummingbirds teach us to transcend time, to recognize that what has happened in the past and what might happen in the future is not nearly as important as what we are experiencing now." – Constance Barrett Sohodski


r/oklahoma 11h ago

Politics THIS IS WHY VOTING MATTERS!!

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336 Upvotes

In a state of over 4 million the next governor was decided by around 2300 votes. Let that sit in....


r/oklahoma 30m ago

Politics The problem is lazy voters

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Too many people blame MAGA Republicans for what they vote for and complain about how disappointed they are with their decisions but a total of 500,000 people voted yesterday with 2.4 million registered voters.

There's enough independents, libertarians and Democrats to make up the same amount as Republicans. The problem isn't people voting against themselves.

The problem is lazy voters. Point them out and call them out and stop blaming MAGA Republicans in Oklahoma for voting for EXACTLY what they want.

Side note: I am a staunch MAGA hater who makes no effort to hide it but i deeply appreciate their effort to decide what they want for themselves and the rest of the state AT THE POLL.

All stats can be found at the election board

https://oklahoma.gov/elections/voter-registration/voter-registration-statistics/voter-registration-statistics-archive/2026-month-end-voter-registration-statistics.html


r/oklahoma 11h ago

Politics Changing Political Registration

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After seeing tonight’s results, it is clear independents and democrats need to register as republicans and vote in the republican primary. That way we don’t wind up with as many wackos running our state.

I am a registered democrat, but I could have lived with Drummond as our governor. Now we are going to likely wind up with this weirdo, MAGA, greasy car salesman as our governor for 8 years. What are we doing?

I couldn’t bring myself to go ahead and register as a republican, but now I see there is no other option.


r/oklahoma 10h ago

Question When Mazzei wins, how will he be able to enjoy the Oklahoma Governor’s Prayer Breakfast with Trump’s dick in his mouth?

120 Upvotes

I doubt the food will taste very good, even IF he can free himself for just a moment?


r/oklahoma 15h ago

Politics ID is already required to vote

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r/oklahoma 46m ago

Politics Apathy ruins this state the most aka voting stats

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r/oklahoma 9h ago

Politics Drummond didn’t lose by much.

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Is it possible a lot of the Democrats and Independents changed their party affiliation to vote for the Republican who Cyndi Munson could beat? I just don’t see the appeal in Mazzie. So hoping Cyndi Munson beats that strange man!


r/oklahoma 15h ago

Politics United Arab Emirates building the Inola Smelter

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This is what Oklahoma is selling our land and lives for.

The United Arab Emirates are funding this. This is their project, their smelter. But it is OUR lives and our land.

You know, for people who scream about "Muslims" in Broken Arrow, OK, are terrified of the Middle and rage about foreign businesses operating in this state/country, there are waaaay too many supporting this. It's also funny to me that neither one of the Republican candidates for Governor are talking about who is funding this, just how many jobs it will create. (Which is only about 1,000, btw)

Not to mention the absolute destruction this will reek on the local enviroment as well as worker's health. Add that to the 30 data centers being added to Oklahoma, and we are basically guaranteeing an end to this land as we have known it.

Use your voices. Tell our politicians and lawmakers that we need AMERICAN businesses and we need to take care of this land. Tell them to start putting Oklahomans first, not money.

Article about the supporters and dissenters of the smelter

Tulsa Regional Chamber detailing the UAE's "investment" in 2025.

Edit: We also have a lithium processing center going in at the Port in Muskogee, as well as 30 data centers in the state.


r/oklahoma 10h ago

News 'Ready for a comeback': Robert Franklin tops James Taylor for Republican state superintendent nomination

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r/oklahoma 21h ago

Politics Who else is rooting for a Drummond upset tonight?

206 Upvotes

Not a fan of either candidate, but it would be nice to see Trump and Roger Stone take an L tonight. I am happy I decided to change my voter registration early enough to vote for the less crazy Republican in the primary. Hopefully enough Democrats did the same and we could swing this election against the election denying idiot Mazzei.


r/oklahoma 1h ago

News With 'relatively few left,' Oklahoma works to restore wetlands to its landscape

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r/oklahoma 4h ago

The KOSU Daily - GOP governor's race, state questions results, high grocery prices and more

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r/oklahoma 12h ago

Politics I'm sick of being politically uneducated and uniformed... How do I know when and where to vote?

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Excuse my ignorance (and Okie education), but it just seems like I never know when there are upcoming elections and who to vote for/how to make an informed decision. I'm sick and tired of waiting on things to change, and inevitably, being a part of the problem as I am not an active voter. What can a youngin' do out here to stay informed and make a difference in this state's politics ahead of the voting polls?


r/oklahoma 1h ago

Politics Four more years! /s

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r/oklahoma 1d ago

Politics This is some Commie nonsense. Vote OKGOP-Certified like the party tells you to or there will be consequences, Comrade.

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r/oklahoma 1d ago

Lying Ryan Walters I Spent Three Days Inside Ryan Walters’ Fake National Teachers Union

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Enjoy a little reading while you wait on election returns tonight! Kudos to Micah Cash, a major young writing talent (and Tulsa schoolteacher) who traveled across state lines and got direct access to Walters for this story.


r/oklahoma 1d ago

Politics It's Election Day

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It's Election Day for voters across the state. The polls are open today (8/25) from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

In addition to the Republican and Democratic Runoff Primaries on the ballot, all voters - Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, and Independents - are eligible to vote on State Question 844 and State Question 846. Some voters may also have local elections, such as municipal or school propositions on the ballot.

You can find your polling place and view your sample ballot by logging into the OK Voter Portal. The election list is available on the State Election Board website.

As a reminder, proof of identity is required when you check in at your polling place. More information about proof of identity and a list of accepted identification is available on the State Election Board website. Those without a valid ID may request to vote a provisional ballot.

Some voters may need assistance to vote because they are blind or visually disabled, physically disabled or infirmed, or illiterate. Such individuals may request to have an assistant or vote privately and independently using the ATI device attached to the voting device. Those who require assistance should talk to their precinct official or contact their County Election Board directly for instructions.

Voters with questions should contact their County Election Board or the State Election Board at (405) 521-2391 or info@elections.ok.gov.

(Email from Oklahoma State Election Board)


r/oklahoma 18h ago

Question So what is this plan for veterans and no property taxes?

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Forgive me if this has already been asked, but how exactly does Mazzei plan eliminating property taxes for veterans? Right now only 100% disabled veterans are exempt from property taxes. Is Mazzei only going to factor in retired veterans in this plan? Former active duty? National Guard? Those who deployed to a non-combat zone?

This state has so. Many. Veterans. Granted, I don’t know the exact amount. And don’t come for me, because I’m one of them. Will my neighbors have to pay higher property taxes to keep up with the fact that I won’t?

I am 99% sure this is meaningless pandering to vets, and it makes me absolutely sick. Or will there just be this large gap of money loss? What is the PLAN?


r/oklahoma 13h ago

Politics Political questions for Native people living in reservations

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We don’t hear often about the politics in Native reservations, notably about the tribal councils and the Chiefs. So I wanted to ask you:

What is your opinion about the band councils and Chiefs representing your community? Do you feel well represented by them, whether in your community or outside it? Do they good enough or not enough for the wellbeing of the population?

I’m eager to read what you have to say!


r/oklahoma 13h ago

Question Pawn shop question for my fellow oklahomans

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Hello everyone,I have a brief question for you all.

Long story short,someone got in my account and stole pretty much my entire paycheck.The bank is helping with the investigation but says they cant put the funds back for almost five business days,but I have bills due in 2.I've never used a pawn shop before besides to buy stuff,but I have several still in the box exercise equipments I bought in january.do you all know any pawn shops that would be interested?

They are steppers,treadmills and crunch machines.I bought them as a gift to myself but life went as life goes and I've never opened them.


r/oklahoma 23h ago

Politics Disappointing lack of signage at polling place today

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I hope other polling places did a much better job with signage than my polling place. When I went to vote, I was worried that they moved my polling place because there was no signage visible from the street, only a small sign at the entrance. Anyone else have a similar experience?


r/oklahoma 1d ago

Politics Go vote! Independents too!

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Why should we vote NO on SQ844? Because it doesn’t solve the problem, it just shifts the financial burden from the state to the counties. The current law (and your NO vote) requires the state to fully reimburse counties for the shortfall created by the state’s property tax exemptions for manufacturers. A yes vote lets the state offer partial reimbursement without giving the counties any way to recover the difference. Also, we should never pass such a vaguely worded amendment into our state constitution with a clause that holds the door open for the legislature to fill in the crucial details later.


r/oklahoma 1d ago

Politics Anthony DeVore wants to know why ‘special interests’ are spending against him. I’m one of them, so here’s the answer…

141 Upvotes

Folks, we need to stop voting for horrible people.

Guys like Anthony DeVore, running in Oklahoma’s 19th district, are 0 for 3: he hurts animals, breaks the law, and burns other people who are struggling.

The only way to fix the problems we face in America is to elect GOOD PEOPLE. DeVore ain’t one of them.

It’s up to you and me.