Oklahoma Democratic Disability Federation

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

As begins working on funding legislation for programs supporting infants, toddlers, and their families, OICA in cooperation with our partner has issued an , urging advocates to contact members of Congress to support increased funding. For more information and a link to reach your Congressperson, go to https://conta.cc/49UObVR

06/03/2026

We need to get a firm grasp on our understanding of the Insurance Industrial Complex in our country and consistently advocate to bring it under control.

06/03/2026

ALL REGISTERED VOTERS CAN AND SHOULD
VOTE ON STATE QUESTION 836 RAISE THE WAGE
ON THE JUNE 16TH PRIMARY ELECTION

06/03/2026

EXCELLENT EXPLAINER.

I will add that if you are interested in learning more about Democratic candidates, the Oklahoma Democratic Party is a great place to head after you print your sample ballot from the Oklahoma Election Board.

On the home page of okdemocrats.org, look under the VOTE tab to find national and state candidates. There will be a link to each candidate's website.

The deadline has passed to sign up to receive an Absentee Ballot for this Primary Election. You can, however, sign up now to receive your Absentee Ballot for possible Runoff Elections and the General Elections.

Make your plans now to either vote on one of the Early Voting days, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, before Election Day on June 16th. Or vote on Election Day.

06/01/2026

We see you, and we celebrate you during Pride Month.

The Disability Community is one of the largest and most diverse intersectional voting blocks in our nation.

The LGBTQ community is well represented on our Federation's nine-member Central Committee by our Vice President, our Treasurer, and two of our Congressional District Chairs. We are grateful for their contributions and leadership.

The Oklahoma Democratic Disability Federation is a safe space for all.

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈

Today kicks off a month dedicated to acceptance, belonging, and the freedom to be exactly who you are.That message hits close to home for our community.

Many autistic individuals are also part of the LGBTQ+ community, and both groups deeply understand what it feels like to mask, to be misunderstood, and to fight just to be seen and heard.

Please know this: you belong here. This month, and every single day of the year.

06/01/2026

Friendly PSA.

Words Matter: Disability is not a bad word. Avoid euphemisms like “differently-abled."

Using vague or softened language can minimize real experiences and barriers. Be clear, respectful, and accurate–say “disability.”

05/30/2026

Mark your calendars for the June 16th Primary Election and Raise the Wage SQ832 Vote. Make you plans to vote by Absentee Ballot, Early Voting, or Election Day in Person Voting. This is too important to neglect.

05/30/2026