Anna Langthorn broke onto the political scene with her work as the campaign manager to elect Kay Floyd, the first openly gay woman to be elected to the state legislature. However, a self-starter with a passion for encouraging involvement from young folks, women, and communities of color, this was far from Anna’s first fight to... Continue Reading →

Born in Dallas, Texas to a single mother, Joshua's life is not unlike that of the people in Oklahoma's 2nd Congressional District. Joshua knows all too well about hard choices, as his family was sometimes forced to choose between housing and groceries. He also understands the sacrifices parents have to make in order to ensure... Continue Reading →

The Oklahoma Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs is an organization very rich in history and tradition. For over 50 years the OFDW has been uniting women and promoting the Cause of the Oklahoma Democratic Party. The OFDW continues to be the strongest of the Democratic organizations because of the hard working women of Oklahoma. Through... Continue Reading →

My political involvement began in 1956 when I voted for Adlai Stevenson for President. I was 18 at the time. The Democratic party always seemed to me as the party that had the program for working people and was committed to seeing that government whould provide those basic things that people needed to live. Everyone... Continue Reading →