Tulsa Young Democrats

06/14/2026

Meet the three Democrats running for the gubernatorial ticket next Tuesday. Who are you voting for?

06/11/2026

Early voting for the June 16 primary elections and State Question 832 (Raise the Wage) starts TODAY!!

Make a plan to vote early or on election day!

06/11/2026

Join us in Tulsa this Saturday for a GOTV Rally & Day of Action at New Jerusalem Church, with special guest speakers and the chance to spread the word about voting YES on 832 to !

RSVP today: https://www.mobilize.us/raisethewageoklahoma/event/969557/

06/09/2026

NEW: Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols is voting YES to to help Oklahoma families, small businesses, and our whole economy.

Read his op-ed in the Tulsa World: https://tulsaworld.com/opinion/column/article_5b2d942a-223f-40a1-843c-04fef8917abe.html

06/08/2026

🖊️ Notaries in the house at TCDP HQ!

Need your absentee ballot notarized? Stop by TCDP Headquarters:

📍 Monday, June 8 | 5–8 PM📍 Tuesday, June 9 | 10 AM–1 PM & 5–8 PM📍 Thursday, June 11 | 5–8 PM

Vote from home, but don’t forget the notary!

06/07/2026

🇺🇸 Does anyone really support Humphrey? If you support him, please say hi in the comments.👀

06/07/2026

I've always been hesitant to talk about my experience as a teen mother. People often use it to make snap judgements about me, my intellect, my family, etc. Others expect an inspiring story worthy of a Lifetime movie. When I've been asked before I give some variation of "one day" and change the subject. Then I met Alisa Davis-Bell and something felt different when she asked. I'm so glad I accepted her invitation to be on her podcast and I hope you'll take a listen.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2DmooWpRRHBTjldsWiwwBG?si=1_sr-KW9RlayuuCLaY7jwg

06/07/2026

The Tulsa Young Democrats Voter Guide for the June 16 election is OUT now! Scan the QR Code or go to https://www.tulsayoungdemocrats.org/vote to view the full voter guide.

The guide features information on State Question 832, as well as information on all Democratic and Judicial candidates that will appear on a ballot in Tulsa County.

06/05/2026

06/02/2026

NOW available at TCDP HQ! Vote YES on SQ 832 Signs

Oklahoma’s minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 since 2009. Meanwhile, the cost of housing, groceries, childcare, and healthcare keeps rising. SQ 832 would gradually raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and help wages keep pace with the cost of living.