N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says her lived experience as a nurse, military spouse and mother of a son with autism qualifies her to serve.[1],[2]
• Says her campaign is funded by everyday Oklahomans and takes no corporate PAC money.[3]
• Describes her campaign as putting "people over profit" and community over corporations.[4]
• Says Oklahoma has lacked representation at the federal level from people with backgrounds like hers.[1]
• Says she would focus on rural health care access, including funding hospitals so people can get care in their own communities.[5]

Background

• Nurse, Health care[2]
• Advocate for disability rights, special education, military families and nurses, Community advocacy[1]

Where they stand

• Health Care
  Supports a single-payer Medicare for All system and protecting Medicaid.[4],[5]
• Abortion
  Supports restoring Roe v. Wade federally and protecting women from prosecution for miscarriage or pregnancy complications.[4]
• Economy & Jobs
  Supports a living-wage minimum wage, price-gouging protections, affordable housing investment and pilot programs for a 32-hour workweek.[4]
• Education
  Supports smaller class sizes, free school breakfast and lunch for all students, full funding of special education and competitive teacher pay.[4]
• Civil Rights
  Supports codifying civil rights and marriage equality and expanding anti-discrimination protections.[1],[4]
• Veterans
  Supports military pay that reflects family costs, fixing housing and food allowance calculations, and protecting military spouse employment.[4]
• Elections & Democracy
  Supports expanding the number of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives.[2]
• Executive Branch
  Told KOSU she would work in her first 100 days to "impeach, remove, and convict," referring to the Trump administration.[1]

Voting record

N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words