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THE WINS.
2025—2026 EDITION
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+ President Trump’s agenda. Local impact.

Big wins.
For
Oklahoma.

New investment. American energy unleashed.
Support for farmers and safer communities.

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THE BIG PICTURE

What it means
for Oklahoma.

Six big stories.
The numbers behind them.
Why they matter close to home.

01 / Tax relief

Keep more of
what you earn.

President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts protected jobs, preserved wages, and put more money back in Oklahomans’ pockets.

  • Jobs protected63,000
  • Wages preserved$6B
  • Avg. tax refund$3,699
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02 / Jobs & investment

Big names.
New opportunities.

President Trump has sparked an Oklahoma investment boom — from aluminum and aerospace to data centers.

$4BEmirates Global Aluminum plant in Rogers County
Explore the investments
03 / Energy & deregulation

Drill, baby, drill.
Delivered.

President Trump’s Drill Baby Drill and deregulatory agendas have delivered for Oklahomans.

  • Gas production, 2025↑ ~5%
  • Gross Production Tax, Aug.↑ 16.5%
  • Coal plant funding$50M+
See the energy wins
04 / Farmers & ranchers

Standing with
farmers and ranchers.

President Trump has been a champion of Oklahoma’s farmers and ranchers — from disaster assistance to conservation payments.

35,000+acres accepted into the Conservation Reserve Program
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05 / Public safety

Safer communities.
Real results.

President Trump is making Oklahoma safer, with murders, violent crime, and domestic violence homicides down in 2025.

OklahomaMurder rate, 2025↓ 21.2%
OklahomaDomestic violence homicides, 2025↓ 29%
Oklahoma CityHomicides, 2025↓ 5%+
See the numbers
06 / Immigration enforcement

The worst of the worst.
Removed.

President Trump is removing the Worst of the Worst criminal illegal aliens from Oklahoma communities — from Oklahoma City to Granite.

5cases in Oklahoma City, Lawton, Owasso, and Granite
See the five cases

WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUTS

Significant upside.
For Oklahoma.

President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts have delivered for Oklahoma workers, families, and seniors.

63,000Oklahoma jobs protected
$12Bin Oklahoma economic activity preserved
$6Bin wages preserved for Oklahoma workers
$3,699average Oklahoma tax refund in 2026
JOBS & WAGES

Protecting paychecks.

The WFTC protected 63,000 Oklahoma jobs, preserved $12 billion in Oklahoma economic activity, and preserved $6 billion in wages for Oklahoma workers.

NAM tax wins report
RURAL HEALTHCARE
$223M

Care closer to home.

The WFTC delivered an estimated $223 million in rural healthcare funding to Oklahoma.

CMS rural health awards
SENIORS & REFUNDS

600,000 seniors.
Bigger refunds.

The WFTC delivered No Tax on Social Security for Oklahoma’s 600,000 seniors.

The WFTC helped deliver Oklahomans an average tax refund of $3,699 in 2026.

White House: OK savings

BUILT FOR WHAT’S NEXT

They’re betting big
on Oklahoma.

President Trump has sparked an Oklahoma investment boom.
5 company announcements.

01

Greenheck Group

Owasso
A manufacturing expansionAnnounced September 2026
$300M
02

Park Aerospace

Tulsa International Airport
An advanced composite materials manufacturing facility on 18 acresAnnounced July 2026
$65M
03

Meta

Tulsa
Broke ground on a data center campusApril 2026
$1B
04

Emirates Global Aluminum

Rogers County
A new primary aluminum production plantAnnounced May 2025
$4B
05

DAMAC Properties

Oklahoma
Investment in U.S. data centers, with significant expansion targeted for OklahomaAnnounced January 2025
$20B

B = billion. M = million. The DAMAC figure is a U.S.-wide data center investment with significant expansion targeted for Oklahoma. Figures reflect announced investments; planned spending and hiring may span multiple years.

DRILL BABY DRILL

Unleashing energy.
Cutting red tape.

President Trump’s Drill Baby Drill and deregulatory agendas have delivered for Oklahomans.

~5%increase in Oklahoma gas production in 2025
16.5%increase in Gross Production Tax revenue in August from a year prior
$50M+in federal funding to support coal plants in Oklahoma
NATURAL GAS
↑ ~5%

Production on the rise.

Oklahoma gas production increased roughly 5% in 2025 after President Trump rescinded the Biden LNG export ban.

EIA gas production data
GROSS PRODUCTION TAX
↑ 16.5%

Revenue up.

Oklahoma’s Gross Production Tax revenue (i.e. tax revenue from the extraction of natural resources such as oil and gas) was up 16.5% in August from a year prior.

Journal Record
COAL
$50M+

Supporting coal plants.

The Trump Administration awarded over $50 million in federal funding to support coal plants in Oklahoma.

KOSU
AIR PERMITTING
20+ years

Backlog cleared.

The Trump Administration cleared more than two decades of backlogged air-permitting applications in Oklahoma.

EPA announcement

OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURE

A champion
for farmers and ranchers.

President Trump has been a champion of Oklahoma’s farmers and ranchers.

DISASTER ASSISTANCE

Help after disasters.

The Trump Administration delivered disaster assistance funding to Oklahoma agricultural producers impacted by wildfires, tornadoes, and other disasters.

CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM
35,000+

Rewarding conservation.

The Trump Administration accepted over 35,000 acres in Oklahoma into the Conservation Reserve Program, providing Oklahoma agricultural producers with incentive payments for their conservation efforts.

USDA Farm Service Agency
CANADIAN COUNTY

Streamlined reporting.

The Trump Administration piloted a streamlined acreage reporting process in Canadian County, Oklahoma.

USDA Farm Service Agency

PUBLIC SAFETY · THE FULL BREAKDOWN

Crime is down.
Here are the numbers.

Each figure shows a decrease in 2025.

Oklahoma2025↓ 21.2% murder rate
Murder rate↓ 21.2%
Violent crime rate↓ 4.2%
Radio Oklahoma News
Domestic violence homicides2025↓ 29%, a 7-year low
Domestic violence homicides↓ 29%

The number of domestic violence homicides dropped 29%, reaching a 7-year low.

Oklahoma Attorney General
Oklahoma City2025↓ 5%+ homicides
Homicides↓ 5%+

The number of homicides in Oklahoma City fell over 5%.

KFOR

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT

Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Oklahoma.

Criminal illegal aliens convicted of serious crimes in Oklahoma communities.

01 / OKLAHOMA CITY

Luis Lamas-Pinedo

From Mexico

Convicted of: Kidnapping, aggravated assault of family with weapon, and cruelty toward a child.

DHS record
02 / LAWTON

Daniel Gonon-Gonzales

From Guatemala

Convicted of: Strongarm rape.

DHS record
03 / OWASSO

Toan Chu

From Vietnam

Convicted of: Strongarm rape, robbery, and burglary.

DHS record
04 / GRANITE

Walter Ramos-Chavez

From Guatemala

Convicted of: Rape.

DHS record
05 / GRANITE

Faustino Correa-Figueroa

From Mexico

Convicted of: Strongarm rape, firing weapon, and possession of weapon.

DHS record

A CLOSER LOOK

Big numbers.
Clear sources.

Every figure on this page links back to where it came from.