An introduction from John Croisant, Democratic candidate for U.S. Representative in District 1.

Indivisible Tulsa County officially endorses State Question 832, which would raise the Oklahoma Minimum Wage. The question is on the June 16, 2026, ballot and all registered voters can vote.

An introduction from Democratic Candidate for Oklahoma Governor, Cyndi Munson.

An introduction from Randy Cowling, candidate for Oklahoma State Senate District 2.

Join us June 25 for a special event with Oklahoma Attorney General candidate Nick Coffey. Want the location? Sign up for our newsletter for full event details and future updates: tinyurl.com/ITCNLSign

Andrea Biscardi is running for Oklahoma House District 9, which represents residents in portions of Claremore and Owasso in Tulsa and Rogers counties.

Amy Hossain is running for Oklahoma State Senate District 34, which represents residents from roughly 31st and Memorial in Tulsa north through Owasso and west to Sperry in Tulsa County.

Randy Cowling is running for Oklahoma State Senate District 2, which represents residents in portions of Claremore, Catoosa, Collinsville and Owasso in Tulsa and Rogers counties.

John Croisant is running for the open seat for U.S. Representative in District 1, which covers roughly the Tulsa metropolitan area including all of Tulsa County and portions of Creek, Rogers and Wagoner counties.

Cyndi Munson is running for governor in the Democratic Primary on June 16. Oklahoma is a closed primary state, meaning only registered Democrats may vote for Munson on June 16.

Indivisible Tulsa County officially endorses Oklahoma State Question 832 to raise minimum wage which will appear on the June 16th ballot.

Your vote deserves more than a yard sign. Join us for Candidate Conversations, a two-night forum series where Oklahoma voters can hear directly from candidates for Governor and State Superintendent. Presented by The University of Tulsa and Tulsa Press Club.

Join us June 25, 2026 for a special Indivisible Tulsa County event featuring Oklahoma Attorney General candidate Nick Coffey. Want the location details? Sign up here: tinyurl.com/ITCNLSign

Join The University of Tulsa and Tulsa Press Club for Candidate Conversations, a public forum series designed to help voters hear directly from the candidates before heading to the ballot box. Meet the candidates from 5:00–6:00 p.m., followed by the candidate forum from 6:00–7:30 p.m.

TOMORROW! Come join our Hands-on Workshop on May 24! Participants will how to make their own stencils and end up with one (or more!) stencils to use to make spray painted messages of resistance. Sign up: tinyurl.com/ITCSMW

We would like to make everyone aware of Greenwood Rising's Candlelight Vigil on May 31st to reflect and remember the lives lost during the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. It will be held at 21 N Greenwood Ave and begins at 8:00pm. www.eventbrite.com/e/tulsa-ra...

Tulsa voters: mark your calendars. Candidate Conversations will bring OK gubernatorial candidates and State Superintendent candidates to TU for two public forums. Join us for a candidate meet and greet from 5:00–6:00 p.m., followed by the forum from 6:00–7:30 p.m. at TU’s Lorton Performance Center.

SQ 832 would raise the minimum wage over time and then index it to inflation so workers are not stuck reliving the same fight every few years. A stronger floor helps workers, helps businesses keep staff, and helps local economies. Vote YES on SQ 832.

Come join our Hands-on Workshop on May 24! Participants will how to make their own stencils and end up with one (or more!) stencils to use to make spray painted messages of resistance. Sign up: tinyurl.com/ITCSMW

Come join our Hands-on Workshop on May 24! Participants will how to make their own stencils and end up with one (or more!) stencils to use to make spray painted messages of resistance. Sign up: tinyurl.com/ITCSMW

Save the date for our special speaker, Nick Coffey, at our June 25th meeting. Sign up for our newsletter to get details: tinyurl.com/ITCNLSign

SQ 832 would give Oklahoma workers a raise and give the state a smarter long-term system. Instead of leaving wages frozen while prices climb, it builds in future cost-of-living increases starting in 2030. That is what common sense looks like. Vote YES on SQ 832.

Throw on your Indivisible shirt and meet us at Elote’s Festival! Elote is one of Tulsa’s locally rooted, community-friendly spaces, so it’s the perfect place to connect with neighbors, support local, and help make us more visible around town.

Oklahomans voted to expand Medicaid for a reason. HB 4440 is risking health care access across the state in the process. Longer wait times, more pressure on hospitals, and less stability for patients is not a step forward. Call your senator and ask them to oppose HB 4440: tinyurl.com/OKReps26

This exhibition invites work that speaks authentically to your experience of America today. We welcome all viewpoints, from hope to critique, unity to division, celebration to challenge. Read more at www.liggettstudio.com/2026/we...

Noncooperation is simple in principle: we withhold our labor, our money, and our participation. We don’t go along. On May 1 (International Workers’ Day), that looks like: No work (if you can), no shopping, no ordering. Read more at tinyurl.com/ITCMD26

Leaving the party box blank should not cost someone their right to vote. HB 3722 would treat those registrations as incomplete instead of allowing those voters to be registered as independent. Contact your senator and urge a NO vote on HB 3722: tinyurl.com/OKReps26

Grab your Indivisible shirt and come hang with us at Elote! We’ll be out in the community enjoying the festivities - Elote is a local, community-minded spot, making this a fun way to support Tulsa, meet neighbors, and help build recognition for Indivisible. See you there!

Call for art - DUE MAY 1st! We live in a moment of deep contrasts. We welcome all viewpoints, from hope to critique, unity to division, celebration to challenge. All mediums and disciplines are eligible. Read more at www.liggettstudio.com/2026/we...

Workers, students, and families across the country are taking action together to demand that the government tax the rich so our families come first. No Kings, No Billionaires. Read more at tinyurl.com/ITCMD26

State Question 832 would gradually raise OK'S minimum wage to $15 by 2029, with future increases tied to cost of living. For working people, that means pay that has a better chance of keeping up with reality. For local communities, it means more money being spent close to home! Vote YES on SQ 832.

TOMORROW! Join us Wednesday from 5:30-7PM at the 244 & Jamestown pedestrian bridge for Rush Hour Resistance - we'll be focused on Earth Day and the destructive environmental policies.

HB 4440 would put Medicaid protections back on the chopping block. Rural hospitals, nursing homes, people with disabilities, patients waiting on specialists, and communities already struggling to keep providers would all feel it. Tell your senator to vote NO on HB 4440: tinyurl.com/OKReps26

Oklahoma already has a process for voters who don’t select a party when they register. HB 3722 would turn that into a reason to reject their application instead. That doesn't sound like election integrity to us! Tell your senator to vote NO on HB 3722: tinyurl.com/OKReps26

Call now, call early tomorrow, call as often as you can. Repost everywhere!

TOMORROW! Join us Wednesday from 5:30-7PM at the 244 & Jamestown pedestrian bridge for Rush Hour Resistance. This is a visible, high-energy way to show that Tulsa is not quietly accepting fascism, cruelty, or authoritarian politics.

A week from today! Register at forms.gle/wGVwt7G65gyD7rPr9

We’re endorsing Susan Lamkin for re-election to represent Tulsa Public Schools District 7. Make a plan to vote April 7.

SJR 39 is being pitched as tax relief. What it does not explain is how communities are supposed to replace the funding if property tax growth is capped even further.

⚠️ URGENT — Oklahoma HB 4440 ⚠️ This bill could come to a House vote ANY DAY. What it does: Places a Constitutional Amendment on the August ballot requiring 80 hours/month of work, school, or volunteering to keep Medicaid, w/ complex reporting requirements most recipients won't be able to navigate.

Today’s OK Legislature call to action: substack.com/@genxpletive...

The SAVE Act and OK SB 1667 are being sold as “election security,” but what they really do is add more hoops for eligible voters. More paperwork. More confusion. More chances for people to get blocked from registering.

Thank you to all participants and organizers who made today‘s event safe and impactful! Tulsa showed up! 👏🏻 #nokings

Indivisible Tulsa County is proud to endorse Susan Lamkin as Tulsa Public Schools District 7 representative.

So what’s next after yesterday’s historic No Kings Day protests? We’re glad you asked! Let’s get to work: nokings.org/whats-next #NoKings

TOMORROW! Join us March 30 from 5 PM to sundown at the 244 & Jamestown pedestrian bridge for Rush Hour Resistance. This is a visible, high-energy way to show that Tulsa is not quietly accepting fascism, cruelty, or authoritarian politics.

Thank you to all participants and organizers who made today‘s event safe and impactful! Tulsa showed up! 👏🏻 #nokings

SJR 39 sounds simple. It is not. Lowering Oklahoma’s annual property tax value cap from 5% to 3% could reduce funding for local services, including public schools, roads, and public safety, without a clear plan to replace that money. Communities deserve answers before lawmakers move forward.

TOMORROW! This is not like our last two sidewalk actions. We’ll be gathering for a fuller event with performances, speakers, community tables, and space to settle in. Bring a chair if you’d like and come ready for an afternoon of connection, action, and community. RSVP: tinyurl.com/ITCNK26

⚠️ URGENT — Oklahoma HB 4440 ⚠️ This bill could come to a House vote ANY DAY. What it does: Places a Constitutional Amendment on the August ballot requiring 80 hours/month of work, school, or volunteering to keep Medicaid, w/ complex reporting requirements most recipients won't be able to navigate.