I believe federal programs like SNAP are operated with ‘a lot of fraud and abuse.’
Kevin Stitt
The Public Record
Kevin Stitt is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the 28th governor of Oklahoma, a position he has held since January 14, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Stitt has focused on various issues during his tenure, including economic development, education reform, and public safety. He has advocated for a business-friendly environment and has worked on initiatives to improve the state's infrastructure and healthcare system.
Maybe it’s going back to the day where there was a little stigma attached and you had to actually go to a food bank and pick up commodity cheese and commodity groceries.
It is a shame that State Attorney General Gentner Drummond put our family-owned farmers through years of uncertainty and threats to ultimately reach the agreement I called for him to negotiate long ago.
Nobody’s going to go hungry in Oklahoma,” he said. “...I can assure you people were eating, getting married, graduating from high school before we even had anything called SNAP benefits.
Maybe we should go back to a little bit of that instead of just making it so easy…
Maybe it’s going back to the day where there was a little stigma attached and you had to actually go to a food bank and pick up commodity cheese and commodity groceries, and it had a little stigma so you were a little bit embarrassed,
So we have to change that incentive, and I think that’s a reasonable way to do it.
He was a huge asset to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and now he’ll continue to make us proud at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
“What we’re seeing is proof that Oklahoma’s economy is booming and that conservative principles work. We’ve built an Oklahoma where businesses want to invest, families want to grow, and job creators can chase the American Dream,” Stitt…
This is what happens when you keep your fiscal house in order,” said Governor Stitt. “Because we’ve cut taxes, reined in wasteful spending, and resisted the urge to grow government, Oklahoma is thriving.
We’ve built an Oklahoma where businesses want to invest, families want to grow, and job creators can chase the American Dream.
If they refuse, then we’ll be forced to take further action to protect Tulsans.
If these tactics continue, I will seriously consider calling a special session to outlaw deceptive AI-generated political content in Oklahoma elections.
This bill makes it clear that when you plug into Oklahoma’s world‑class energy grid, you come to the table as a partner and do your part to cover the costs.
We won’t allow tax dollars to indirectly subsidize and flow into the abortion industry under the guise of women’s health.
Tulsa is a beautiful city. I lived there for years. But today, everybody can see the disaster it’s turning into— homeless people on every corner, trash piling up, and Oklahoma families are being forced to live in fear.
This is the city’s job, but Mayor Nichols and Tulsa leadership haven’t met the level of action needed to keep neighborhoods safe.
Oklahoma is going to step in to do our part and clean it up. Once we’ve done so, it’ll be on the City to keep Tulsa clean and safe.
Oklahoma is a pro-life state, and our policies should reflect that at every level of our government.
My order makes sure every public dollar aligns with our values and supports providers who respect life at every stage.
Because we’ve cut taxes, reined in wasteful spending, and resisted the urge to grow government, Oklahoma is thriving.
What we’re seeing is proof that Oklahoma’s economy is booming and that conservative principles work.





