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Sooner Survey: Volume 36 No. 4 ⎸August 25, 2025 ⎸Recent news exposure has not been helpful for a potential gubernatorial run for Ryan Walters.  Not only has his percentage in a Republican primary fallen, but his favorable to unfavorable ratio within his own party is as poor as any we have recorded during our more than 30 years of surveying Oklahomans. 

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Sooner Survey: Volume 37 No. 4 ⎸March 24, 2026 ⎸This edition of The Sooner Survey is a little different. Instead of looking at voters, this study examines the responses of 500 parents and/or guardians of school-aged children in the Sooner State. For the simplicity and clarity, when this analysis uses the term “parent” it is referring to both parents and guardians.

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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.