Designated county Farm Bureau members will gather for Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s district Ag Fund meetings as the organization prepares to engage in the 2026 Oklahoma election cycle with the member-led political action committee.
District Ag Fund meetings will be held the week of May 18-22 in each of the nine OKFB districts:
- District 1 – Laverne
- Monday, May 18, 12 noon | Fairview Church, 28010 NS CR 165
- District 2 – Hobart
- Monday, May 18, 6 p.m. | Kiowa County Farm Bureau Office
- District 3 – El Reno
- Friday, May 22, 6 p.m. | Canadian County Farm Bureau Office
- District 4 – Ardmore
- Friday, May 22, 12 noon | Café Alley, 126 A St NE
- District 5 – Krebs
- Wednesday, May 20, 12 noon | Pete’s Place Restaurant
- District 6 – Pryor
- Thursday, May 21, 12 noon | Mayes County Farm Bureau Office
- District 7 – Enid
- Thursday, May 21, 6 p.m. | Garfield County Farm Bureau Officer
- District 8 – Seminole
- Tuesday, May 19, 6 p.m. | Seminole County Farm Bureau Office
- District 9 – Tulsa
- Tuesday, May 19, 12 noon } Tulsa County Farm Bureau Office
A meal will be provided at each meeting.
Each county Farm Bureau is allowed to send a single delegate to represent their county. County delegates will provide input during each district meeting that will be used by the state Ag Fund board to make the final decisions on which political candidates to support.
The state Ag Fund board, which is an elected group of OKFB members who represent their respective Farm Bureau districts, will discuss input gathered from the district Ag Fund meetings during the May 27 state Ag Fund board meeting to make final decisions on candidates to support or endorse.
The first election of the 2026 cycle is the Oklahoma primary election on June 16. The state Ag Fund board will meet again after the primary election to decide further support for the state runoff primary election, which is set for August 25.
OKFB’s Ag Fund PAC is a state-level PAC funded and led by OKFB members to make financial contributions and endorsements to support political candidates seeking statewide and legislative elected office in Oklahoma who understand the importance of agriculture and our state’s rural communities.
For questions about OKFB’s district Ag Fund meetings, contact your OKFB field representative.
Contribute to the Ag Fund Fund
The OKFB Ag Fund is funded by voluntary contributions made by OKFB members. If you would like to make a personal donation (donations cannot be made by a business and cannot be funds from county Farm Bureaus), contact OKFB’s Gage Milliman at (405) 523-2300.
