Governor

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.

Lists economic opportunity for working families as a core platform priority.

Supports the proposed Inola aluminum smelter, citing jobs and national defense needs, and says he would hire independent evaluators to check air and water safety.

Opposes the proposed Inola aluminum smelter, citing environmental concerns, and voted against $255 million in state funding for the project.

Proposes a state research center for cannabis and holistic medicine and supports patient access to evidence-based holistic treatments.

Lists health care access as a core platform priority.

Opposes renewing the state's Medicaid managed care contracts and opposes Medicaid expansion, saying the state cannot afford it.

Supports keeping voter-approved Medicaid expansion and working to reduce prescription drug and health care costs.

Lists educational equity as a core platform priority.

Supports prioritizing third-grade reading proficiency, raising teacher pay to the top of the region tied to performance, and moving school board elections to November with party labels.

Supports funding public schools to the regional average and raising pay for teachers and support staff; would seek repeal of the parental choice tax credit for private school tuition.

Says she would reinstate diversity, equity and inclusion programs halted by the Legislature.

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."

Proposes cutting the income tax rate from 4.5% to 3% in his first year by eliminating many deductions, exemptions and credits, with a goal of no state income tax in six years; would keep the parental choice tax credit.

Supports tax relief aimed at working families and the middle class; says she led the bipartisan effort to repeal the state grocery tax.

Says he opposes abortion in all circumstances.

Says she would put a repeal of Oklahoma's abortion ban to a vote of the people.

Supports prohibiting foreign governments and foreign-controlled companies from owning Oklahoma land and requiring disclosure of land ownership.

Proposes public dashboards showing how voters weighed in through the People's App and what action the governor took.

Says she would sign an executive order on her first day placing a moratorium on new data center projects.

Proposes removing homesteads of seniors 65 and older and veterans from property taxes, with local voters deciding on any replacement revenue.

Supports raising licensing fees for marijuana growers by executive order to curb illegal operations, but does not support ending medical marijuana.

Says she would rebuild the state's relationship with Oklahoma's tribes and treat them as partners.