Every campaign we're running, in one place — what we say, where we say it, and why. And if we get a fact, a number, or a word wrong, we want to hear it from you.
These are promises to you — about how we write, what we run, and how we behave when we're wrong. They hold across our content, outreach, ads, surveys, and public messaging. Hold us to them.
We will put Okies first.
We pledge to put people before politics and principles before power.
We will keep our messaging on the people who actually keep this state running — the farmers, teachers, small business owners, veterans, and families — and we will treat every Oklahoman, wherever they live and whatever they do, as a voice worth hearing and respecting.
We will keep our message on education, healthcare, rural development, and government accountability.
We will argue for stronger local economies and for the opportunities that help our communities grow.
We will speak for working families in all 77 counties — not for one party or another, but for each other.
We will stay independent and nonpartisan in everything we publish.
We will not praise or attack a candidate because of their party. We will judge them on their record of serving Oklahomans, show you that record, and tell you plainly where we stand and why.
We will never use our messaging to turn Oklahomans against each other to win a point.
We will educate first, inform second, and empower always.
We will connect Oklahomans with the local stories, polls, contacts, and causes they need so their communities can act.
We will practice accountability — starting with our own words. When we get something wrong, we will say so, out loud, and fix it.
We will hold our messaging to the Oklahoma Standard: service, honor, and kindness.
We will show up for our neighbors the way Oklahomans always have, and we will keep our tone worthy of them — no cheap shots, no fear as a shortcut, no cruelty for clicks.
Together, we are working toward a stronger, fairer Oklahoma — one that truly puts Okies first.
The pledge in a few words
The same promises, short enough to carry into a post, a graphic, or a conversation.
11 campaigns published
A standalone independent site making the case against Mike Mazzei's run for governor — the $11 million in personal loans behind his campaign and a tax plan with no funding source — and pointing voters to Cyndi Munson.
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The standing brand message carried across our social accounts, and the line every post starts from.
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A missing-person style independent expenditure site: Stephanie Bice has not held an in-person CD-5 town hall since August 26, 2021 and declined a district debate, so the site points voters to Jena Nelson instead.
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A parody drive-thru site on Kevin Hern's fast-food fortune and Senate run — “Oklahoma's Not Lovin' It” — set against nurse, military spouse, and Chickasaw citizen N'Kiyla “Jasmine” Thomas. The site states that McDonald's does not endorse Okies First or the site.
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The case for voting in Oklahoma: your ballot is private by law, and participation is how ordinary Oklahomans get a say in what happens next.
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A public fact-check desk for Oklahoma politics: anyone can submit a claim, and every published answer shows the sources behind it.
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A running record of elected officials whose votes and actions do not put everyday Oklahomans first — with the receipts attached to each entry.
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A framework for rural Oklahoma: pilot programs, county by county, built around what local residents say their communities actually need.
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Plain answers on registration, ID, early voting, mail ballots, and what happens at the polling place — each answer linked to the official Oklahoma source.
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Our domestic-violence policy framework — written out provision by provision, delivered to every member of the Legislature, and tracked in public.
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A personalized ballot guide: look up your address, see the districts and races you actually vote on, and export a guide to take to the polls.
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A wrong statistic, a misspelled county, a dead link, a line that no longer reflects the facts — send it over. A person reads every report, and confirmed errors get corrected in the campaign copy itself.
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