By:
Shiloh Kantz
October 22, 2026 // Updated: October 22, 2026
This column originally ran Oct. 22, 2026 in The Journal Record
• SQ 845 Fact Sheet
• SQ 845 Explainer Video
• What’s on the Nov. 3 ballot in Oklahoma
One of the darkest chapters in our state’s history shaped…
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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…
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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…
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By:
Dave Hamby
September 28, 2026 // Updated: September 28, 2026
For Immediate Release
Contact Dave Hamby, OK Policy Communications Director, at 918-810-0182 (call/text) or dhamby@okpolicy.org for more information or to schedule interviews.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma voters looking to learn more about two state questions on the…
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By:
Steve Lewis
September 21, 2026 // Updated: September 21, 2026
The House County and Municipal Government Committee held an interim study (IS 26-50) last week requested by Rep. Mike Kelley, R-Yukon, to study the growing challenges for counties in Oklahoma to balance increasing service demands with constrained revenue. Kelley is…
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By:
Cole Allen
September 16, 2026 // Updated: October 21, 2026
SQ 845 would change the rules for who can serve on Oklahoma’s Judicial Nominating Commission and how its members are selected.
• Download a copy of OK Policy’s SQ 845 Fact Sheet
• Watch OK Policy’s State Question Town Hall…
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By:
Shiloh Kantz
September 9, 2026 // Updated: September 9, 2026
Three out of four Oklahoma voters didn’t vote in June’s primary. In the August runoff, four out of five stayed home. With so many not participating, blaming voters alone misses the point. Oklahomans should ask: What are we doing, or…
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Oklahoma voters will head to the polls for a statewide general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Here’s an overview of what’s on the ballot, and you can find your sample ballots and polling place through the Oklahoma Election Board’s…
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State Question 847 would lower Oklahoma’s assessment caps for property taxes beginning in 2027. These caps limit how much a property’s assessed value can increase each year for tax purposes; property taxes are calculated on this assessed value.
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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…
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