CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NEWLY ELECTED 2023-25 STATE OFFICERS

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK, — JUNE 6, 2023 – Oklahoma State Democratic delegates elected new leadership this past weekend at their State Convention. They re-elected Alicia Andrews of Tulsa as the 2023-2025 Oklahoma Democratic Party Chair with 81% of the votes.

Andrews, a local Realtor and former Tulsa County Democratic Party Secretary, was first elected as the first African American in Oklahoma history to chair any political party in 2019. Her re-election is another historic first as the first African American to serve three consecutive terms. Read more...

BETO O'ROURKE KEYNOTES CARL ALBERT DINNER TO SOLD OUT ATTENDANCE

The Honorable Beto O'Rourke kicked off the Carl Albert Dinner & Awards evening with an inspring speech that brought several standing ovations to our Democrats and a sold out crowd!

HUNDREDS ATTEND FULL DAY OF TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS

We can't thank our breakout speakers enough for speaking to our Democrats and training the next generation on issues and how to offer candidate support.

DELEGATES FROM ALL OVER THE STATE CONVENED TO ELECT STATE OFFICERS AND CONDUCT PARTY BUSINESS

Hundreds of our delegates from all over Oklahoma met on Sunday, June 4^th, to elect state officers and conduct Party business. Ken Martin, DNC Vice Chair, ASDC President, and Minnesota DFL Chair, keynoted our day of business with more inspiring messages to not give up, continue the hard work, and celebrate our wins one step at a tiime. Once again, those in attendance welcomed Chairman Martin with multiple standing ovations!

2023-2025 State Officers:

Alicia Andrews, Chair
Corey Williams, Vice Chair
Nana Dankwa, Secretary
Rachael Hunsucker, Treasurer
Rachel Morse, Affirmative Action
Mathew Lucas, Affirmative Action
Amber Jensen, Affirmative Action
Joshua Harris-Till, Affirmative Action

OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS PASS MOTION TO CHANGE THE DEMOCRATIC EMBLEM ON BALLOTS TO THE DONKEY

New business for the convention included consideration to change the Democratic emblem on our state ballots from the rooster to the donkey. A motion was made to choose from the bull moose, kestrel, or donkey. The Donkey won with overwhelming results, and Oklahomans will see an update to our ballots for the 2024 Presidential election.

CHAIR'S DAILY LIVE

Join Alicia daily at 4:15 PM on Facebook for ODP Updates from The Chair.

THE HAMILTON REPORT

Please join Scott on Monday, June 12th at 6:30 PM Central with a special broadcast from the ASDC Summer meeting in Minneapolis as he talks with Democratic leaders from around the nation. You can watch at okdemocrats.org/youtube & facebook.com/okdemocrats