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Welcome to the Oklahoma state page! Here, Oklahoma organizers can access and document ongoing projects, current leadership positions, upcoming races, and other important information. This list is non-exhaustive, and state teams are encouraged to expand and adapt these pages to their organizing needs. | Welcome to the Oklahoma state page! Here, Oklahoma organizers can access and document ongoing projects, current leadership positions, upcoming races, and other important information. This list is non-exhaustive, and state teams are encouraged to expand and adapt these pages to their organizing needs. | ||
==Political Landscape of Oklahoma== | |||
===Partisan Composition of Oklahoma=== | |||
Overall, Oklahoma is considered a deep red state, with a [https://www.cookpolitical.com/cook-pvi/2022-partisan-voting-index/state-map-and-list Cook PVI] of R+20 as of 2022, regularly voting 60-70% Republican in statewide races. Oklahoma's entire US House (5) and Senate delegation, as well as their governor, are Republicans. Republicans also have supermajorities in the state house (81-20) and state senate (40-8) as of the 2023 legislative session, giving them a trifecta. | |||
===Progressive Outlook for Oklahoma=== | |||
The overall progressive strategy for Oklahoma is bleak. The main priorities should be to blunt the effect of the Republican trifecta via citizen-led ballot measures and fight for a more fair map which would give the possibility of electing a Democrat, albeit likely a more conservative one, in a single district as Kendra Horn was. As Oklahoma is a closed primary state, it is also viable to register as a Republican in order to vote for more moderate candidates in the primary. | |||
==Get Involved== | |||
===Register to Vote in Oklahoma=== | |||
[[Oklahoma/Voting]] | |||
===Progressive Organizations in Oklahoma=== | |||
Below is a list of progressive organizations in Oklahoma. If you see a state organization that isn't on this list, please add it. | |||
===Notable Campaigns in 2024=== | |||
Below is a list of progressive candidates or ballot measures in the 2024 election cycle for Oklahoma. Non-progressive candidates may also be placed here if they are substantially to the left of their district's partisan lean and worth campaigning for. If you see a candidate or ballot measure that should be on this list, please add them. | |||
===Run for Local Office=== | |||
An underrated way to impact change is to run for a local position! Please feel free to add information on doing so below. | |||
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Revision as of 17:57, 30 January 2024
Welcome to the Oklahoma state page! Here, Oklahoma organizers can access and document ongoing projects, current leadership positions, upcoming races, and other important information. This list is non-exhaustive, and state teams are encouraged to expand and adapt these pages to their organizing needs.
Political Landscape of Oklahoma
Partisan Composition of Oklahoma
Overall, Oklahoma is considered a deep red state, with a Cook PVI of R+20 as of 2022, regularly voting 60-70% Republican in statewide races. Oklahoma's entire US House (5) and Senate delegation, as well as their governor, are Republicans. Republicans also have supermajorities in the state house (81-20) and state senate (40-8) as of the 2023 legislative session, giving them a trifecta.
Progressive Outlook for Oklahoma
The overall progressive strategy for Oklahoma is bleak. The main priorities should be to blunt the effect of the Republican trifecta via citizen-led ballot measures and fight for a more fair map which would give the possibility of electing a Democrat, albeit likely a more conservative one, in a single district as Kendra Horn was. As Oklahoma is a closed primary state, it is also viable to register as a Republican in order to vote for more moderate candidates in the primary.
Get Involved
Register to Vote in Oklahoma
Progressive Organizations in Oklahoma
Below is a list of progressive organizations in Oklahoma. If you see a state organization that isn't on this list, please add it.
Notable Campaigns in 2024
Below is a list of progressive candidates or ballot measures in the 2024 election cycle for Oklahoma. Non-progressive candidates may also be placed here if they are substantially to the left of their district's partisan lean and worth campaigning for. If you see a candidate or ballot measure that should be on this list, please add them.
Run for Local Office
An underrated way to impact change is to run for a local position! Please feel free to add information on doing so below.