Oklahoma State Capitol building

Oklahoma State Capitol building on April 15, 2025.

 Bob Nguyen/OU Daily

This story is part of our primary election coverage collection, which includes articles from Oklahoma Voice. The election will take place June 16, with early voting June 11-12.

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Arya Azma

Arya Azma is running for governor. His website indicates he has a number of concerns about state leaders and his treatment by law enforcement, and he does not list any policy goals.

Connie Johnson

Connie Johnson is a former state senator who says she’s running for governor to bring "steady, experienced leadership." If elected, she’ll press for policies that end childhood hunger, support veterans and protect cannabis patients’ access to the drug.

Cyndi Munson

Cyndi Munson was the first Asian American woman elected to the state Legislature and currently serves as the House’s minority leader. If elected, Munson wants to increase public school investments, lower health care costs and repeal Oklahoma’s abortion ban.

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