Federal executive officials

• Gregory J. Slavonic, ActingUnited States Under Secretary of the Navy (2020-2021)^[7]

State executive officials

• Rita Aragon, retiredUnited States Air National Guardtwo-star general and 4thOklahoma Secretary of Veterans Affairs^[8][9]

State senators

• Shane Jett,Oklahoma State Senator for district 17 and formerOklahoma State Representative for district 27^[8][9]

State representatives

• Denise Crosswhite Hader,Oklahoma State Representative for the 41st district (2018-present)^[9]

County officials

• Marc Hader,Canadian County Commissioner^[9]
• Chris West,Canadian County Sheriff^[9]

Newspapers

• The Oklahoma City Sentinel^[10]

Organizations

• Ignite Liberty^[11]
• Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee^[9]
• Oklahoma CountyRepublican Party^[12]
• Oklahoma Second Amendment Association^[9]
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Oklahoma County^[11]
• Oklahomans For Health & Parental Rights^[9]

United States representatives

• Dan Boren, U.S. representative for Oklahoma's 2nd congressional district (2005-2013) (Democratic)^[13]

Statewide officials

• Drew Edmondson, former Oklahoma Attorney General (Democratic)^[13]
• Mary Fallin, former Oklahoma Governor (Republican)^[13]
• Brad Henry, former Oklahoma Governor (Democratic)^[14]
• Frank Keating, former Oklahoma Governor (Republican)^[14]
• George Nigh, former Oklahoma Governor (Democratic)^[14]
• Leslie Osborn, Oklahoma Labor Commissioner (Republican)^[14]

State senators

• Michael Brooks-Jimenez, Oklahoma State Senator (Democratic)^[13]
• Julia Kirt, Oklahoma State Senator (Democratic)^[14]
• Lonnie Paxton, Oklahoma State Senator (Republican)^[14]
• Anastasia Pittman, former Oklahoma State Senator (Democratic)^[14]
• Paul Rosino, Oklahoma State Senator (Republican)^[14]
• Greg Treat, Oklahoma State Senator (Republican)^[14]
• George Young, Oklahoma State Senator (Democratic)^[14]

State representatives

• Forrest Bennett, Oklahoma State Representative (Democratic)^[13]
• Mickey Dollens, Oklahoma State Representative (Democratic)^[13]
• Jon Echols, Oklahoma State Representative (Republican)^[13]
• Andy Fugate, Oklahoma State Representative (Democratic)^[13]
• Chris Kannady, Oklahoma State Representative (Republican)^[14]
• Cyndi Munson, Oklahoma State Representative (Democratic)^[14]
• Ajay Pittman, Oklahoma State Representative (Democratic)^[14]
• Collin Walke, Oklahoma State Representative (Democratic)^[13]
• Tammy West, Oklahoma State Representative (Republican)^[14]

Tribal officials

• Bill Anoatubby, Governor of the Chickasaw Nation (Democratic)^[13]

County officials

• Carrie Blumert, Oklahoma County Commissioner (Democratic)^[13]
• Butch Freeman, Oklahoma County Treasurer (Republican)^[13]
• Willa Johnson, former Oklahoma County Commissioner^[14]
• Brian Maughan, Oklahoma County Commissioner (Republican)^[14]

City officials

• Andy Coats, former Oklahoma City Mayor (Democratic)^[13]
• James Cooper, Oklahoma City Councilmember^[13]
• Mick Cornett, former Oklahoma City Mayor (Republican)^[13]
• Ron Norick, former Oklahoma City Mayor (Republican)^[14]
• Todd Stone, Oklahoma City Councilman (Republican)^[14]
• Rick Warren, Oklahoma County Clerk (Republican)^[14]

School board officials

• Lori Bowman, Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Member^[13]
• Carrie Coppernoll Jacobs, Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Member^[14]
• Paula Lewis, Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Member^[14]
• Meg McElhaney, Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Member^[14]
• Gloria Torres, Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Member^[14]

Newspapers

• The Black Chronicle^[13]
• Hola Oklahoma^[13]
• OKC Friday^[15]

Labor unions

• AFSCME, Local 2406^[16]
• Central Oklahoma Labor Federation^[13]
• Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 123^[17]
• International Association of Fire Fighters Local 157^[17]
• Laborers International Union of North American, Local 107^[13]
• Oklahoma Building and Construction Trades Council^[13]
• Oklahoma City American Federation of Teachers, Local 2309^[13]
• Plumbers and Pipefitters, Local 344^[13]

1. ^Key:
   A – all adults
   RV – registered voters
   LV – likely voters
   V – unclear

1. ^Poll was sponsored by Holt's campaign

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