Oklahoma Policy Insititute (OK Policy) advances equitable and fiscally responsible policies that expand opportunity for all Oklahomans through non-partisan research, analysis, and advocacy.
During the Nov. 2 public hearing on proposed SoonerCare (Medicaid) work requirements, the Oklahoma Policy Institute urged the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) to prioritize protecting eligible Oklahomans from unnecessary coverage losses as the state prepares to implement new federal… Read more [More...]
•Watch: via YouTube
•Watch Cole Allen’s overview of this interim study
•View: Presentation slides (PDF)
The Oklahoma House of Representatives held an interim study on Oct. 21, 2026, to examine maximizing the effectiveness of the County Community Safety Investment Fund… Read more [More...]
About the listening sessions
Each year, Oklahoma Policy Institute and Together Oklahoma hold listening sessions across the state, giving residents opportunities to share their experiences and discuss the issues affecting their communities. In 2026, sessions took place in Lawton, Ardmore,… Read more [More...]
Nobody knows what the future holds. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t plan for it.
At the Oklahoma Policy Institute, we believe constructing a better future takes more than luck. It calls for careful planning, deliberate choices, and a commitment… Read more [More...]
Election resources
• SQ 847 Fact Sheet | SQ 847 Explainer Video
• What’s on the ballot for the November 3, 2026 elections in Oklahoma?
• Vote NO on SQ 845 and SQ 847 | Oklahomans need real solutions. These… Read more [More...]
Oklahoma is one of 39 states where voters have a role in selecting judges. On Nov. 3, 2026, Oklahoma voters will decide whether to retain four Supreme Court justices, one Court of Civil Appeals judge, and four Court of Civil… Read more [More...]
On November 3, all Oklahoma voters will decide on two proposed changes to the state Constitution. SQ 845 would significantly change the state’s Judicial Nominating Commission that chooses nominees for the state’s top judges. SQ 847 would adjust the assessment… Read more [More...]
The U.S. Census Bureau on Tuesday released new Current Population Survey data showing that programs like SNAP and Medicaid help reduce poverty and improve economic security for families across the country.
But this week’s release does not include important state-level… Read more [More...]
On August 25, all Oklahoma voters can help decide on two proposed changes to the state Constitution. Even if you are registered as an independent or don’t have a candidate on your primary runoff ballot, you can still vote on… Read more [More...]
The Aug. 25 election is your chance to help shape Oklahoma’s future. Before you head to the polls, join the Oklahoma Policy Institute for a free, nonpartisan town hall that will explain the statewide ballot measures and answer your questions.… Read more [More...]
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During the Nov. 2 public hearing on proposed SoonerCare (Medicaid) work requirements, the Oklahoma Policy Institute urged the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) to prioritize protecting eligible Oklahomans from unnecessary coverage losses as the state prepares to implement new federal… Read more [More...]
•Watch: via YouTube
•Watch Cole Allen’s overview of this interim study
•View: Presentation slides (PDF)
The Oklahoma House of Representatives held an interim study on Oct. 21, 2026, to examine maximizing the effectiveness of the County Community Safety Investment Fund… Read more [More...]
About the listening sessions
Each year, Oklahoma Policy Institute and Together Oklahoma hold listening sessions across the state, giving residents opportunities to share their experiences and discuss the issues affecting their communities. In 2026, sessions took place in Lawton, Ardmore,… Read more [More...]
Nobody knows what the future holds. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t plan for it.
At the Oklahoma Policy Institute, we believe constructing a better future takes more than luck. It calls for careful planning, deliberate choices, and a commitment… Read more [More...]
Election resources
• SQ 847 Fact Sheet | SQ 847 Explainer Video
• What’s on the ballot for the November 3, 2026 elections in Oklahoma?
• Vote NO on SQ 845 and SQ 847 | Oklahomans need real solutions. These… Read more [More...]
Oklahoma is one of 39 states where voters have a role in selecting judges. On Nov. 3, 2026, Oklahoma voters will decide whether to retain four Supreme Court justices, one Court of Civil Appeals judge, and four Court of Civil… Read more [More...]
On November 3, all Oklahoma voters will decide on two proposed changes to the state Constitution. SQ 845 would significantly change the state’s Judicial Nominating Commission that chooses nominees for the state’s top judges. SQ 847 would adjust the assessment… Read more [More...]
On August 25, all Oklahoma voters can help decide on two proposed changes to the state Constitution. Even if you are registered as an independent or don’t have a candidate on your primary runoff ballot, you can still vote on… Read more [More...]
The Aug. 25 election is your chance to help shape Oklahoma’s future. Before you head to the polls, join the Oklahoma Policy Institute for a free, nonpartisan town hall that will explain the statewide ballot measures and answer your questions.… Read more [More...]
