Indigo Oliver
Indigo Oliver The Democratic primary for this office on June 16, 2026 , was canceled.
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“I am passionate about mental health access, public education, and economic stability for working families. As a therapist, I see how financial stress, school underfunding, and limited healthcare options affect daily life. I want to strengthen the systems families rely on by expanding access to care, improving school resources, and supporting policies that reduce economic strain. My focus is on practical, community centered solutions that help people feel safe, supported, and able to thrive.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection) “Hi, I'm Indigo Oliver and I'm running for Oklahoma House District 47.”
(Campaign website) “Indigo Oliver has spent her career sitting with families across our community, helping them heal, grow, and find their footing. She knows what it looks like when the systems people depend on let them down, and she is done waiting for someone else to fix it. Indigo is running for Oklahoma House District 47 to bring real-world experience, practical solutions, and a genuine commitment to the people of Mustang and the surrounding communities to the Capitol.”
(Campaign website)Toby Thompson
Toby Thompson is a member of the Mustang Public Schools Board of Education in Oklahoma, representing Seat 3 . He assumed office on January 25, 2023. His current term ends in 2028.
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“Toby understands our past, shares our values and is committed to our future.”
(Campaign website) “MUSTANG ROOTS Toby is one of us -he grew up right here in Mustang, playing football and graduating from Mustang High School in 1989 then earning a degree from Mid-America Christian University. Toby and his wife, Markie, are raising their two kids in the heart of our community, near 89th and Czech Hall. Markie is an instructor at Canadian Valley Technology Center, preparing the next generation with real skills for real jobs.”
(Campaign website) “FORMER TEACHER AND SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER No one at the Capitol will stand stronger for our schools than Toby. He taught and coached at Putnam City West for three years, so he knows the classroom from the front lines. Since 2023, he's served on the Mustang School Board, standing for academic excellence, discipline in the classroom, strong parental rights, and keeping our schools grounded in traditional American values—not woke indoctrination or liberal experiments.”
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