We spent the morning knocking doors in Mesta Park and having some great conversations with neighbors. It’s weird seeing my face on one of these! One conversation that stuck with me was a resident sharing how she wouldn’t be alive today if it wasn’t for Medicare and Medicaid programs. (1/3)

Join me tomorrow for a meet and greet at Sailor and the Dock from 3:30-4:30 PM! I’m looking forward to meeting more people from across the community, hearing what’s on your mind, and talking about the future we’re fighting for. Hope to see you there. RSVP at the link below.

From now until Election Day, we’re phonebanking every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday to keep building this movement one conversation at a time. If you’re ready to help us reach voters and grow this campaign, join us on the phones and be part of the team! Let’s win this together. RSVP Below.

Edmond! Join us every Sunday from now until Election Day as we hit the doors for Trey across the city. We’ll be meeting at Old School Bagel at 2:00PM to canvass Edmond until 5:00PM, talking with voters and building this movement block by block. RSVP at the link below.

A lot of people have been asking when the next opportunity to hear from me would be, so I wanted to let everyone know we’re having a town hall tonight in Warr Acres. Join me from 6:00–7:00 PM at the Warr Acres Public Library. RSVP below.

We’ve got the first of our next four town halls tonight in Warr Acres at 6 PM. My favorite part of this campaign has been meeting hundreds of people from across our community and hearing about the issues that matter most to them. RSVP at the link below.

OKC! Join us every Saturday from now until Election Day as we hit the doors for Trey across the city. We’ll be meeting at the Ironworkers Local 48 Union Hall at 10:00AM to canvass OKC until 1:00PM, talking with voters and building this movement block by block. RSVP at the link below!

Unions are continuing to line up behind our campaign. Proud to earn the endorsement of both Insulators Local 94 and Local 64, and stand alongside workers fighting for better wages, safer conditions, and an economy that works for everyone. Not just the wealthy and well-connected.

Last week, the Oklahoma City Council voted 7-2 to advance exemptions to the city’s data center moratorium despite major concerns about water usage, pollution, and corporate accountability. It’s time for a real moratorium on massive AI data centers until we have safeguards that protect our community

The energy over the last 7 days has been incredible. We’ve received over 3,000 individual contributions averaging about $13 each. Every dollar raised has come exclusively from individual contributors, with no corporate or PAC money involved. Join the movement and contribute at the link below.

Today, we come together as a community to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We also recognize our veterans and military families whose service and sacrifice continue every day. We remember them with gratitude this Memorial Day.

Elevator Constructors Local 63 and Local 83 know what it means to build something that lasts, and I’m grateful to have them standing with our campaign. From job sites to communities across Oklahoma, union craftsmanship and hard work still matters. More than proud to have their endorsement.

Spending the day at the Paseo Arts Festival and honestly blown away by how many people are recognizing our campaign. So many folks stopping to talk, share their stories, and offer support. I’ll be back at Paseo tomorrow too, so come say hi!

Today was all about meeting voters where they are. Big thanks to everyone who stopped by our meet and greet in Yukon and came out to the Bethany Route 66 Festival to share their stories and hopes for Oklahoma’s future. We’re building momentum, one conversation at a time.

The last 24 hours have been surreal. Since Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed our campaign, we’ve seen an outpouring of support beyond anything I imagined. People across OK-05 are stepping up because they know it’s time for leadership that fights for working people. Read more at the link below.

Today is the last day to register to vote before Oklahoma’s June 16 primary election. This election matters. Along with voting in the primary, Oklahomans will also decide on SQ 832 to raise the minimum wage. Make sure your voice is heard. Go to link in the comments and register before midnight!

The momentum over the last 24 hours has been incredible since Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed our campaign, and we’re ready to keep building on it. Come meet me tomorrow at Vacca Coffeehouse in Yukon from 12:00-3:00 PM. Let’s keep this movement growing.

Honored to have the endorsement of Senator Bernie Sanders! Senator Sanders has spent decades fighting for working families in Washington and has been one of the loudest, strongest voices in our country’s most important fights.

It’s an honor to have former Congressman Brad Carson’s endorsement. Brad dedicated his career to fighting for Oklahomans, and his leadership and guidance continue to inspire a new generation. Proud to have him with us as we work to deliver real results for families across OK-05.

The 405 Tour may be wrapped up, but we’re just getting started. Join us for a meet and greet this Saturday at Vacca Coffee House in Yukon (12-3pm), and RSVP for upcoming town halls in Warr Acres, The Village, Choctaw, and Edmond at treyforoklahoma.com.

I’m honored to have the endorsement of Roofers Local 143. Working people deserve leaders who understand the value of hard work, fair pay, and strong unions, because that’s what keeps our communities moving forward. I’m proud to stand with the men and women of Local 143 in this campaign.

Oklahomans already voted to expand Medicaid because working families deserve healthcare they can count on. Now some politicians are trying to reopen that fight so they can decide who gets coverage and who doesn’t. Healthcare shouldn’t be a political game.

I am more than proud to earn the endorsement of the Union of Bricklayers’ and Allied Craftsman Local 5. These skilled trades workers help build the foundations our communities rely on every day, and I’m grateful for their support. The Oklahomans who build things are tired of politicians who don’t

Today we’re spending the morning in Guthrie meeting folks, starting at the Lazy E Arena and taking in a day of stock and ranch horse events. Later, we head downtown to the farmers market, talking with vendors, families, and neighbors as the afternoon picks up. Always a fun day in Guthrie!

I’m proud to earn the endorsement of Operating Engineers Local 627. These hardworking men and women help build and keep Oklahoma running every day. I’m running to fight for working people, protect union jobs, and make sure workers always have a seat at the table.

Another incredible stop on the 405 Tour last night in Shawnee. Thank you to everyone who came out to share your stories, connect with neighbors, and talk about the future our communities deserve. Join us in Seminole, May 18th as we continue the conversation across CD-5! RSVP link in bio!

I’m honored to receive the endorsement of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail, and Transportation Workers Local 124. The hardworking men and women of organized labor keep Oklahoma working, and I’m proud to stand with workers fighting for good-paying jobs and an economy that works for working families.

Fighting for healthcare means more than just expanding coverage, it means protecting it from constant attacks from Republicans like Stephanie Bice. Bice has voted against insulin price caps and funding for rural hospitals that our families depend on. Oklahomans can’t afford more of the same.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there. I’m grateful every day for my incredible wife Danielle and our daughter Emily, who show me what love, patience, and strength look like in action. Their care and commitment to our family mean everything to me.

We can’t keep electing the 1% then act surprised when they put friends first over the public good. If Kevin Stitt is helping a friend avoid a long DUI sentence, what other favoritism is happening behind closed doors? We need more working people in office, not insiders.

Stephanie Bice may not have time for an in-person town hall, but she has time for a private fundraiser with JD Vance and Republican billionaires. We believe voters deserve leaders who actually show up. Join us in Yukon for our town hall next Monday at 5:30pm and be part of that conversation.

Another successful town hall in Guthrie last night. Grateful for the strong turnout, thoughtful questions, and energy in the room. People are ready for real conversations about the future of our district and we’re going to keep showing up and listening. Come see us next Monday in Yukon at 5:30!

Had a blast with another big crowd in OKC last night! Join us again tonight in Guthrie at 6:00 PM at the Guthrie Brewing Co. to hear more about our campaigns vision for the 5th District and get the chance to ask me questions directly. Hope to see you there!

Join me tonight at the Belle Isle Public Library in OKC at 6:45 PM for a town hall. Come ask questions, share what’s on your mind, and hear more about our vision moving forward. I hope to see you there!

In a country this wealthy, no one should be getting sick from preventable conditions while working full time. I’ve been there before, and I understand what it looks like when basic healthcare and nutrition aren’t guaranteed. That’s not a personal failure, it’s a healthcare and wage problem.

Huge thanks to everyone who came out to our first Town Hall in Edmond! The enthusiasm in the room was strong and we discussed a lot of important issues facing Oklahoma. If you missed it, we’re hosting two more town halls this week on May 6th in OKC and May 7th in Guthrie. Come join us!

As Americans, we live in the richest country in the history of the world. Yet tens of thousands of us die every year while career politicians in Washington continue to protect corporate profits. No one should die because they’re too poor to stay alive. Something has to change.

Today I spent the morning at the Edmond Arts Festival handing out flyers and inviting folks to our Edmond town hall. If you want to hear about we can flip the 5th District, come join us this Monday at 5:30 PM at the Edmond Public Library and ask me anything on your mind!

May Day is about more than history. It’s about the people who keep this country running every single day. Today we honor the workers who fought for the 8-hour day, fair pay, and the right to organize. Their fight built the middle class, and our fight now is to protect it. Solidarity forever.

May Day is International Workers’ Day, a day to honor working people and the fights for fair wages and safer workplaces. I was proud to spend the morning at today’s signing day with fellow union friends, where we watched high school graduates commit to careers in the trades and a strong future.

Hardworking Oklahomans deserve wages that keep up with the cost of living. SQ 832 gives us a chance to raise the minimum wage and give working people a fair shot. When wages go up, families do better, local businesses see more spending, and our economy gets stronger. Vote YES on SQ 832.

Today we celebrated National Apprenticeship Day with the Oklahoma Building Trades Union. I spent the day talking with young people about the opportunities in the trades and the benefits of union membership. Every kid deserves to know there’s a future where hard work can still build a good life.

I’m happy to announce we are kicking off the 405 Town Hall Tour this May 4th with a town hall in at the Edmond Public Library at 5:30 PM. Come out to share your thoughts, ask questions, and talk about the issues facing working families across our district. Hope to see you there!

I am proud to have earned the support of the Laborers’ International Union of North America. When working people stand together, we win. Let’s keep building a campaign powered by labor and driven by the people who make this country run.

We just kicked off our campaign! Thank you to everyone who came out to our event yesterday! I’m excited to announce our next six town halls as we travel across Oklahoma’s 5th District to listen, learn, and hear directly from you in the coming weeks. RSVP: tinyurl.com/ok5townhalltour

Today I spent the morning at Scissortail Park handing out flyers and inviting folks to my campaign kickoff tomorrow at 5:00pm at my Ironworker Local 48 Union Hall. If you’re free, come join us! Link to RSVP in my bio or in the comments below.

Standing with every family impacted by the tornado damage and with the first responders who showed up without hesitation. Proud of the work being done on the ground and keeping everyone affected in our thoughts. This is the Oklahoma Standard in action.

A lot of people asked me when I decided to get involved with politics and organizing. For me, it was watching Bernie’s 2016 campaign that put working people front and center. That movement helped define the kind of politics I want to be apart of.

On this Earth Day, it’s important we remember that the future is built on the decisions we make right now. What we do today will shape the world we live in tomorrow. Let’s choose sustainability, responsibility, and action. Happy Earth Day!

I’m honored to begin rolling out local union endorsements, starting with my own: Ironworkers International, Ironworkers Local 48, and Ironworkers Local 584. I’ve been an Ironworker since I was 19, and it taught me the value of hard work and looking out for your neighbors when no one else will.