Oklahoma City
Republican
Club
We are an organization of dedicated conservatives working to elect Republicans, defend conservative values, and build the next generation of Oklahoma City leaders.
The Oklahoma City Republican Club is not just a social club — we are individuals who work to make change and ensure Oklahoma City and surrounding counties stay red.
The OKCRC is deeply focused on fighting for Republican values and policies, educating fellow conservatives, and supporting the next generation of leaders.
Champion Republican values and conservative policies at the local, state, and federal levels of government.
Keep our members informed on current legislation, policies, key issues, and candidates in every election cycle.
Create a pipeline to and actively support the next generation of Republican leaders in Oklahoma City and beyond.
Monthly events, candidate forums, debates, and community gatherings throughout the year.
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The Oklahoma City Republican Club was founded to provide a place where Republicans from across the Oklahoma City metropolitan area can come together to learn, engage, and strengthen the conservative movement. Recognizing the need for an organization that connects grassroots activists, elected officials, candidates, business leaders, and community members, a group of current and former Republican leaders came together in 2026 to establish the OKCRC.
The founders of the Oklahoma City Republican Club bring decades of combined experience in Republican politics, public service, grassroots activism, and community leadership. They recognized that while Oklahoma remains one of the most reliably Republican states in the nation, there is an ongoing need to educate voters, develop future leaders, support Republican candidates, and provide opportunities for meaningful civic engagement.
The OKCRC was created to serve as a forum for thoughtful discussion of public policy, conservative principles, and the issues facing Oklahoma City, our state, and our nation. Through regular meetings, educational programs, and community outreach, the OKCRC seeks to keep Republicans informed, connected, and involved in the political process.
The success of the Republican Party in Oklahoma has been built through the dedication of volunteers, activists, candidates, and community leaders who have invested countless hours in advancing conservative values. The Oklahoma City Republican Club is committed to continuing that tradition by fostering leadership, encouraging participation, and strengthening the grassroots foundation that has helped shape Oklahoma's political landscape.
Today, the Oklahoma City Republican Club remains focused on its core mission: promoting Republican principles, educating and empowering voters, encouraging civic involvement, supporting Republican candidates, and cultivating the next generation of conservative leaders. By bringing together Republicans from diverse backgrounds and experiences, the OKCRC aims to strengthen the conservative movement and help shape a prosperous future for Oklahoma City and the State of Oklahoma.
To lead the efforts to fight for Republican values and policies in Oklahoma City and the surrounding Counties.
The Oklahoma City Republican Club is governed by a volunteer board of dedicated conservatives.
Corporate sponsors make our events, debates, and outreach possible. We are grateful for their partnership and commitment to Oklahoma City's future.
Interested in becoming a sponsor? Contact us at okcrepublicanclub@gmail.com to learn about sponsorship levels and benefits.
Stay up to date on club announcements, political developments, and conservative victories across Oklahoma City.
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Membership in the Oklahoma City Republican Club connects you with fellow conservatives, gives you a voice in our activities, and puts you at the forefront of Republican politics in central Oklahoma.
Priority access and discounted tickets to our events featuring elected officials and policy leaders.
Front-row seats to Republican primary debates and candidate forums hosted by the club.
A network of like-minded Oklahomans dedicated to conservative principles and effective governance.
Key elected officials in Oklahoma County and the seven surrounding counties.
School boards across Oklahoma County and the seven surrounding counties.
Everything you need to register, find your polling place, and make your voice heard in every election.
Register online, by mail, or in person through the Oklahoma State Election Board.
OKVoterPortal.ok.gov →Look up your precinct polling location and confirm your registration status.
OKVoterPortal.ok.gov →Request an absentee ballot and track its status with the Oklahoma State Election Board.
Elections.ok.gov →National party news, voter tools, and resources from the RNC.
GOP.com →Local election information specific to Oklahoma County residents.
OklahomaCounty.org →Find your state representative, track legislation, and follow the House floor calendar.
OKHouse.gov →Find your state senator, track bills, and follow Senate committee activity.
OKSenate.gov →Several statewide, legislative, and county races went to a Republican runoff on Tuesday, August 25, 2026. See the Republican Runoff Winners on our Candidate Info page for full results.
Election Day — Tuesday, August 25, 2026: Polls open 7:00am–7:00pm at your assigned precinct polling location. Confirm your polling place on the OK Voter Portal. Voters outside these eight counties should contact their local County Election Board for early voting hours and locations.
Results from the August 25, 2026 Republican runoff election. All winners advance to the November 3, 2026 general election. Results are unofficial until certified by the Oklahoma State Election Board.
For complete, official results and any races not shown here, visit Elections.ok.gov.
Several statewide and legislative Republican primaries went to a runoff on Tuesday, August 25, 2026. Below are the races that were on the ballot covering Oklahoma County and the surrounding metro counties.
Race results are unofficial until certified by the Oklahoma State Election Board. For the complete, official candidate list and any races not shown here, visit Elections.ok.gov.
Thinking about running? This is your one-stop resource to help get your campaign going in Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County.
Oklahoma candidate filing typically opens in April. Check the State Election Board for exact dates and filing fees.
Elections.ok.gov →Register your campaign committee and file required financial disclosures with the Oklahoma Ethics Commission.
Ethics.ok.gov →Reach out to the OKCRC for introductions, mentorship, and community connections that can help launch your campaign.
okcrepublicanclub@gmail.com →