Together Oklahoma is excited to announce three upcoming chapter meetings in Comanche County, Grady County, and Stephens County, where residents can learn how the organization works to help put power back in the hands of everyday Oklahomans, as well as the chance to connect with fellow advocates in the community. The chapter meetings are free […]
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Together Oklahoma announces the 2022 Day of Action at the Capitol
Together Oklahoma is excited to announce the 2022 Day of Action at the Capitol, an opportunity for Oklahomans to engage meaningfully with lawmakers and help everyday Oklahomans advocate for purposeful, actionable change. Register Today Together OK’s Day of Action will be held on Monday, May 2, 2022, on the second floor rotunda of the Oklahoma […]
Join the team as a Regional Organizer for Together Oklahoma
Visit OK Policy’s Jobs & Internships page to view the latest job and internship opportunities. Regional Field Organizer for Together Oklahoma The Oklahoma Policy Institute is currently hiring for three regional organizers in Northeast, Southwest, and Central Oklahoma. Under the leadership of OK Policy’s Legislative & Outreach Director, the Regional Organizer provides structured leadership in the […]
Everything You Need to Know About Voting in Oklahoma
Here is everything you need to know about voting in Oklahoma.
Ardmore Census Week – Prize Winners
A special thank you to everyone who supported and participated in Ardmore Census Week. Thanks to their efforts, 175 Ardmore citizens were able to complete their 2020 Census. Increased Census participation helps our community secure our fair share of federal dollars for vital programs and services. The following list are the winners in our Together […]
Voting in Oklahoma: Everything you need to know about voting in the June 30 statewide election
How to register, in-person voting, absentee voting, voting early, or in-person absentee voting, reminders for notaries, voting for justice-involved individuals, voting for individuals with disabilities, voting with English as a second language, voting for military members and overseas voters, and additional resources.
