Sooner Survey: Volume 33 No. 4 | June 23, 2021 | Our recent poll of 400 registered voters in the city of Oklahoma City shows Mayor David Holt is well-known, well-liked, and poised for reelection in February of 2022.

Sooner Survey: Volume 33 No. 3 | May 24, 2021 | Early polling for 2022 shows that the trendline for Oklahoma’s partisan outlook looks to remain consistently pro- Republican. Even during the down year of 2018, the Republicans swept statewide offices (including an open gubernatorial seat) and picked-up seats in the legislature. No one can argue that 2020 was a Republican landslide and 2022 looks to build on that.

Sooner Survey: Volume 33 No. 2 | April 20th, 2021 | The most recent Sooner Survey focuses on how voters relate to the Covid pandemic and reveals a great deal about our citizenry. This issue is almost as divisive as all but the most ideological of issues and even starts to approach that of abortion and guns and shows that a virus and the response to it has become an overtly partisan issue.

Sooner Survey: Volume 33 No. 1 | January 19, 2021 | While many national polls show President Trump’s favorability numbers falling, he remains popular in Oklahoma though he has seen a slight slide since his high-water mark of last May.

Sooner Survey: Volume 32 No. 6 | November 30th, 2020 | Our recent study of voters shows them ready to make significant changes in our school system. Routinely, we see super-majorities of voters embracing school reforms. It might be easy to say that these reforms are just born out of frustration during Covid, but the reality is in at least one instance this study reaffirms previously recorded support.