Endorsements for 2026

The following people below are those who we believe in, those who we have been led to vote for and endorse for a true grassroots conservative overhaul of Oklahoma's government by, "We the People".

Candidates we believe will serve the people!

Before you head to the polls, please meditate and pray for the discernment of who truly is for the people and will serve them accordingly to just and righteousness.

Governor

Jake Merrick

Lt. Governor

Still seeking who we would recommend

U.S. Senate

Markwayne Mullin

Attorney General

Still seeking who we would recommend

Auditor

Still seeking who we would recommend

Insurance Commissioner

Chris Merideth

Labor Commissioner

Lisa Janloo

Super Intendent of Public Education

John Cox

Treasurer

Still seeking who we would recommend

Corporation Commissioner

Justin Hornback

Oklahoma State House

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District 1

Kevin Hern

District 2

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 3

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 4

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 5

Still seeking who we would recommend

Oklahoma State Senate

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District 2

Payton Pepin

District 4

Kenny Smith

District 8

Bryan Logan

District 14

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 20

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 24

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 26

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 28

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 30

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 32

Still seeking who we would recommend

District 34

Dana Prieto

District 36

John Haste

District 38

Joe Buchanan

Oklahoma State Question 832, $15 Minimum Wage Initiative (June 2026)

VOTE: NO

Our position on this measure will to vote "NO" as increasing forced minimum wages by a branch of the government to keep up with highly inflated regions like California and New York only breeds further unaffordability to those who truly suffer from mandates like this petition.