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package passed by Congress.

Fifty-two percent of Oklahoma voters support the relief package, with support breaking down along party lines. Eighty-nine percent of Democrats support the policy compared to 47% of independents and 30% of Republicans.

Voters now rank the economy, not COVID, as their top priority.

Thirty-one percent of voters say they want the Legislature to make the economy their top priority, compared to 19% who say COVID and 16% who say education. In December 2020, COVID was listed as voter’s top priority, with 29% saying it was the most important issue.

Voters support measures to make elections more secure.

A majority of Democrats (52%), independents (76%) and Republicans (77%) believe steps should be taken to make sure Oklahoma’s elections are more protected.

Voters want schools to reopen.

Fifty-six percent of all voters want schools to reopen fully to inperson education immediately. That includes 75% of Republicans, 46% of independents and 28% of Democrats.

Voters want better relationships with tribal governments.

Eighty percent of all voters believe the state of Oklahoma should work towards building stronger relationships with the tribes, with support strong across both parties and independent voters.

Voters support rehabilitation over getting tougher on crime.

Fifty-five percent of voters say the state should place a greater emphasis on the rehabilitation of people convicted of crimes versus an emphasis on being tougher on crime.