Robert E. Brooks Sr.

Why they say you should vote for them

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

• Says he would ask voters first, through a "People's App," before signing bills, issuing pardons or proposing policy, and follow the majority.[1]
• Presents himself as the outsider in the race, saying every other candidate has already held office.[1]
• Says voters want unity rather than the division he attributes to both major parties.[3]

Background

• Insurance broker, Insurance brokerage[2],[3]
• Police officer, sheriff's deputy, detective, jailer and dispatcher, Law enforcement[2]
• Firefighter and EMT, Emergency services[2]
• Welder and machinist, Private sector[2]

Where they stand

• Taxes
  Proposes eliminating state personal income tax on household income up to three times the state median, and a "Machine Tax" on automation that displaces workers to fund a "People's Dividend."[4]
• Economy & Jobs
  Calls for an independent investigation of the Inola smelter deal and proposes an American-owned cooperative smelter at a site that passes independent environmental review.[5]
• Health Care
  Proposes a state research center for cannabis and holistic medicine and supports patient access to evidence-based holistic treatments.[6]
• Elections & Democracy
  Proposes public dashboards showing how voters weighed in through the People's App and what action the governor took.[1]

Voting record

Robert E. Brooks Sr. has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words