
Resources
We’ve created or compiled these resources to help with whatever advocacy or civic action you’re taking on. New stuff is added all the time.
Who represents you
Enter your home address to see your state representative, state senator, and members of Congress, with how to reach them.
The U.S. Census Bureau's map finds your districts; Open States supplies who holds each seat.
Resources by issue
Looking for something on open primaries, redistricting, or another reform we work on? An issue page gathers where we stand, our explainers and reports, and the sources behind them. All our issues
- Open primariesWhere we stand, resources, and sources
- End gerrymanderingFair elections
- Automatic voter registrationVoter registration
- Same-day voter registrationVoter registration
- Expanded early voting days/timesMore accessible voting
- Elimination of straight-party votingMore accessible voting
- Universal vote by mailMore accessible voting
- Reform the initiative petition processAccountable and transparent government
- Subject the legislature to the Open Records ActAccountable and transparent government
- Allow public comment on legislationAccountable and transparent government
Explainers
Plain-language primers on how Oklahoma’s government and elections work.
- Open primaries: a primerHow open, closed, and top-two primaries work.
- Independent redistricting: a primerWho draws the district lines, and how an independent commission would.
- What is a county clerk (and why should you care)?A local office that matters more than you’d think.
- Our issuesThe reforms we’re working toward.
Contact your lawmakers
Tell your state representative and senator what you think. Start with the lookup above.
- Oklahoma House of RepresentativesFind your representative, committees, and the House calendar.okhouse.gov
- Oklahoma SenateFind your senator, committees, and the Senate calendar.oksenate.gov
- A letter to my legislatorA fill-in letter: your issue, why it matters, and what you’re asking for.PDF
- Top 5 ways to be involved during the legislative sessionOur guide to making your voice heard.
Follow a bill
See what has been filed, where it stands, and how a bill becomes law.
Visit the State Capitol
Plan a visit, find your way around, and find your legislator’s office.
Vote
Everything for the next election is in the Voter Hub. Our guides help with the rest.
- Voter HubDates, your ballot, and how to vote.
- What do all of these offices do, anyway?Our guide to the offices on your ballot.PDF
- 2026 State Questions GuideOur guide to the state questions on the November ballot.PDF
- Oklahoma State Election BoardOfficial election information, forms, and results.oklahoma.gov
Host something in your community
Toolkits and how-tos for bringing your neighbors together.
- Voter Registration ToolkitGraphics, flyers, instructions, and a packing list for your drive.Google Drive
- Host a voter registration driveStep-by-step tips, from choosing a place to turning in forms.
- Potluck Host ToolkitEverything you need to host a Potluck for the People.PDF
- Host a Democracy DrinksPick a day, time, and place, and we’ll set up the event page.
- Host a town hallA conversation about voting, advocacy, or an issue in your town.
- Start a book clubRead and talk about civic life with your neighbors.
Petitions and state questions
How Oklahomans put questions on the ballot, and what is on it now.
State government
Official sites for the offices that run Oklahoma’s government.