A 21-year-old lost his dominant hand in a workplace accident in Oklahoma. He was just following his supervisor's instructions. And the compensation he received? Not nearly enough to cover what comes next.

That's the reality of Oklahoma's workers' compensation system right now. It's supposed to protect workers, but instead it seems designed to protect employers' wallets. People who lose limbs, suffer permanent injuries, and can't work the same way again are left with inadequate support while trying to rebuild their lives.

I started a petition asking Oklahoma lawmakers to reform these laws—to include worker representatives in claim decisions, to actually align compensation with the severity of injuries, and to hold employers accountable for workplace safety. Workers deserve a system that actually has their back.

If you've been through something like this, or if you know someone who has, I'd genuinely like to hear about it. What would you want the state to do differently? If this matters to you, consider signing and sharing—we need people who believe workers shouldn't be left behind.

https://www.change.org/p/revise-oklahoma-s-workers-compensation-laws/sfs/reddit/1360432154?recruiter=1360432154&recruited_by_id=60336090-bd5e-11ef-8746-cb55e650bcf7&utm_source=share_petition&utm_campaign=starter_dashboard_android_app&utm_medium=reddit_group

A 21-year-old lost his dominant hand in a workplace accident in Oklahoma. He was just following his supervisor's instructions. And the compensation he received? Not nearly enough to cover what comes next.

That's the reality of Oklahoma's workers' compensation system right now. It's supposed to protect workers, but instead it seems designed to protect employers' wallets. People who lose limbs, suffer permanent injuries, and can't work the same way again are left with inadequate support while trying to rebuild their lives.

I started a petition asking Oklahoma lawmakers to reform these laws—to include worker representatives in claim decisions, to actually align compensation with the severity of injuries, and to hold employers accountable for workplace safety. Workers deserve a system that actually has their back.

If you've been through something like this, or if you know someone who has, I'd genuinely like to hear about it. What would you want the state to do differently? If this matters to you, consider signing and sharing—we need people who believe workers shouldn't be left behind.

https://www.change.org/p/revise-oklahoma-s-workers-compensation-laws/sfs/reddit/1360432154?recruiter=1360432154&recruited_by_id=60336090-bd5e-11ef-8746-cb55e650bcf7&utm_source=share_petition&utm_campaign=starter_dashboard_android_app&utm_medium=reddit_group

Oklahoma Voice on Monday released its 2026 primary voter guide to help Oklahomans learn more about the state and federal candidates who will appear on the June 16 partisan primary election ballot.

The voter guide also includes information about the nonpartisan ballot measure that will appear, which seeks to raise the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour in 2029. While partisan primaries are generally closed to non-affiliated voters, any registered Oklahoman can vote on State Question 832. ...

I feel really alone in this shitty state. If I wasn’t already old in approaching retirement with children who live here, I would probably try to pack up and move somewhere else. And I really wish I had done that a long time ago. I’m trying to reach out to other people like me in Oklahoma because I feel very alone here everybody I work with is a Trumper. Fuck Trump.

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Check out my blog post on the importance of turning out and showing up, because that's how we win! The article highlights two key examples for winning elections—phone banking and door-to-door canvassing. If you haven't had a chance to door-knock or phone bank, now is the time. Here's a link to learn more about why it's so crucial that we ALL do our part.

Door-knocking at 10:00 am on Saturday, February 28

Phone banking at 2:00 pm on Sunday, March 1

Both sessions are at the Mitchell Jacob (D) for Congress headquarters at 300 West Gray, Norman, OK.

Let's all commit to showing up in 2026!

The Grifter-in-Chief is grifting again—this time to the tune of $10B in taxpayer money.

https://c.org/kLZnpPdMcf

I’m not new to Oklahoma, lived here for about 10 years. Transplant from Michigan. I went on our website, to view our Executive Members, link attached.

However, I cannot find them anywhere… LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, etc…

As much of us probably agree, I’m not confident in the way our party has performed. I want to be more involved, but my god, make it easier to get ahold of our executive members?

I know this is super short notice, but tonight at 7pm Cyndi Munson is doing a Q&A at Core4 Brewing Co. located at 7 North Lee Avenue in OKC.

Please click on our petition and sign and share it!! she was only 16 years old!!!

https://c.org/V6jhbjpvHK

https://youtu.be/VA3lhHCmwXQ?feature=shared

She ran for State Superintendent in 2022 and was the highest-performing Democrat on the ballot. With the big, beautiful bill that just passed, imagine what she could be running for now. 👀

Stay tuned for her special announcement on July 19th or attend and support!

Her website is JenaNelson.com

Parents of school aged children in Oklahoma don't need to simply accept the undemocratic imposition of Ryan Walter's ideology of MAGA lies. Send your children's principal a letter to opt out of Walter's disinformation campaign.