Oklahoma political party chairs with advice for new candidates

With candidate filing for federal, state, and local office now in progress, I reached out to the chairs of Oklahoma's three political parties with a questionnaire on filing for office, and specifically regarding helpful considerations for those running or considering running for the first time:

Oklahoma Dems call for Sen. Lankford, OK's 5 Congressmen to resign

Yeah, this sounds like it will go about as far as any demand the Oklahoma Democratic Party has made in the past few years.

Oklahoma Senator, Representatives Must Resign

Oklahoma City—January 7, 2021—In the aftermath of the mob riot at the US Capitol yesterday, the Oklahoma Democratic Party is calling out the traitorous actions of Oklahoma’s Washington delegation.

“While we are thankful that our Republican Senators and Congressional Representatives are safe, we recognize that their public stance and comments helped fuel the flames of insurrection,” said Alicia Andrews, Oklahoma Democratic Party Chair.

“They contend that their open encouragement of the unconstitutional effort to stop the Electoral College recount has nothing to do with a violent and deadly insurrectionist attack on the U.S. Capitol is absurd,” she continued.

OKGOP Chairman: OK Dem Chair's comments on Stitt's COVID diagnosis "purely political attack"

GOVERNOR STITT CRITICISM POLITICALLY BASED, REPUBLICAN PARTY CHAIRMAN SAYS

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK, July 16, 2020 – While appreciative of the concern shared by the chairwoman of the Oklahoma Democratic Party concerning Governor Kevin Stitt testing positive for COVID-19, the chairman of the Oklahoma Republican Party said today that Alicia Andrews’ comments unfortunately extend to a purely political attack on the state’s chief executive and his leadership on the COVID issue.

Surprise: Oklahoma Democratic Party denounces Trump's Tulsa Rally

Oklahoma Democratic Party Denounces Trump Tulsa Rally

OKLAHOMA CITY (June 11th) – Alicia Andrews, Chair of the Oklahoma Democratic Party, today denounced President Trump’s campaign rally scheduled for June 19th in Tulsa.

“For him to host a campaign rally on Juneteenth in Tulsa is unconscionable. A day set aside to commemorate the freedom of enslaved people must not be marred by the words or actions of a racist president,” said Andrews, the first Black woman to serve as Chair of the Oklahoma Democratic Party.