Tulsa Young Democrats

08/19/2026

On the road again, Oklahoma! Hope to see you at one of my upcoming events. RSVP in the bio or https://www.cyndimunson.com/events

08/15/2026

TOMORROW!

We’ll have some FREE pizza, pasta salad, and drinks!

Join us THIS Sunday August 16 for our monthly postcard writing event at TCDP HQ from 2-4pm.

We will be writing postcards to newly registered 18 year old Democrats in Tulsa County, all while in the company of other like minded individuals. If you’d like to write postcards but cannot stay the whole time, come by to pick up a stack!

08/15/2026

Our voter guide for the August 25th election is up now!

On the ballot are 2 state questions as well as the runoff election for US Senate! In Tulsa, there are also city council elections.

Go to tulsayoungdemocrats.org/vote!

Tulsa County Democratic Party

08/14/2026

Tulsa, we’re coming your way.

Come out and let’s talk about my 4 Cs: children, crime, corruption, and costs. Bring your questions, grab a yard sign, and let’s talk about how we get Oklahoma back on track.

Register at mobilize.us/coffeyforok/event/1010985/

08/14/2026

YARD SIGNS!!! (and campaign literatue)

TCDP HQ has the yard signs you are looking for!
Drop by M-F 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
3930 E 31st St Tulsa, OK 74135

Call ahead if you want check our stock as it’s constantly changing:
918-742-2457

Currently we have yard signs for:
Nick Coffey for Attorney General
Craig MacIntyre for Insurance Commissioner
Jim Priest for US Senate
Melissa Provenzano Representative OK House District 79
Kevin Dawson - Oklahoma Labor Commissioner
Adam Burnett for City Council
Michelle McCane for HD72
Cyndi Munson
Rhonda Eastman
Tanisha Bowen for City Council
John Croisant for Congress

08/14/2026

08/11/2026

Join us THIS Sunday August 16 for our monthly postcard writing event at TCDP HQ from 2-4pm.

We will be writing postcards to newly registered 18 year old Democrats in Tulsa County, all while in the company of other like minded individuals. If you’d like to write postcards but cannot stay the whole time, come by to pick up a stack!

08/10/2026

08/09/2026

TOMORROW, join the Young Democrats of Oklahoma for our Statewide Organization Call! Whether you're a long-time member or completely new, your voice belongs in this movement.

🗓 Monday, August 10th
⏰ 6:30 PM CT
📍 Virtual / Google Meet
🔗 https://meet.google.com/tcf-qauc-mhg

08/05/2026

I’m voting NO on SQ 846 and SQ 844 on Aug. 25th and here’s why:

SQ 846: Oklahoma already requires proof of identity to vote. We have one of the most secure elections in the country.

SQ 846 was written by powerful politicians at the state capitol who arrogantly assume Oklahomans will vote to give them even more power to decide what qualifies as proof of identity and enshrine it in our constitution.

Once it’s in the constitution, no future legislature can change it. The only way it can be changed is by gathering 175,000+ valid voter signatures to send it back to the ballot for repeal.

This is unnecessary and dangerous.

Dangerous because the same legislature has spent the past 4 years gutting the citizen led ballot initiative process. Everyday people’s right to petition their government and make changes at the grassroots level has been dismantled by controlling politicians who despise the thought of ordinary people passing their ideas into laws.

Again, the same politicians who authored SQ 846 assume voters will gladly hand over even more power despite years of contempt and disrespect they’ve shown to everyday Oklahomans.

If they really wanted to add a new form of identity to vote (in addition to drivers license, voter id card, passport, tribal id, state id) they could easily pass it as a state law. No need for a constitutional amendment.

As for SQ 844, I’m voting NO because there are ZERO guidelines or details on how reimbursements will change. If it passes, powerful politicians could eliminate reimbursements to schools / local services or pick and choose which counties to reimburse.

Join me in voting NO on both state questions 846 and 844 on Aug. 25