Two seats per county. All 77 counties.
The County Advisory Board keeps Okies First rooted in every county, not just the metro corridors. Advisors help us educate, inform, and empower Oklahomans — and surface local facts we'd otherwise miss. This is a sound board, not a second job: about four to eight hours a year, plus short pulse responses.
How the Board comes together
Advisor seats are advisory-only until the Board reaches 40 seated counties. Voting power is phased in gradually so the 154-seat rollout never leaves the PAC without leadership.
Oct 16 – Nov 16, 2026
Wave A begins
Advisors seated in roughly 15–20 counties. The Chair may name acting Regional Officers only in regions that already have seated Advisors. Still advisory only — no Board vote.
Jan – Mar 2027
40 counties seated
Advisors elect four committee seats (two men, two women — no titles yet). Those four sit with the Chair as the start of the Officer Committee. Acting Regionals stay acting.
May – Oct 2027
55–60 counties seated
Advisors elect the remaining four committee seats. The Chair and the eight then appoint standing Regional Officers. Still no Treasurer / Vice Chair / Secretary labels yet.
Nov 2027 – Sept 2028
All 77 counties, 154 seats filled
Seated Advisors vote which of the eight becomes Treasurer, Vice Chair, Secretary, Outreach Coordinator, and which remain Committee Man/Woman. First statewide briefing.
Application for County Advisor
Complete every section below. Incomplete applications, or applications missing a residency attestation, will not be considered. Current candidates for state or federal office, and officers of other political committees that would create an obvious conflict, are not eligible without a written waiver from the Chair.
