As your constituent, I urge you to prioritize the repeal of the Judicial Nominating Commission and support legislation like SJR 34 to send a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people. Oklahoma needs a judicial selection model similar to the U.S. Constitution’s system of checks and balances. Oklahoma’s state Supreme Court continues to legislate from the bench and throw out conservative reforms. Oklahomans want a more accountable process for selecting judges, with the governor appointing and the Legislature confirming. Please make this a priority to ensure a more fair judicial system that better reflects Oklahoma values. Please pass SJR 34. Thank you for your service to Oklahoma.

Thank you for serving in our legislature. Oklahomans don't need a system designed by and for lawyers. It's time for transparency and accountability in choosing state Supreme Court justices, aligning with the U.S. Constitution method—Governor nominating, Legislature confirming. Please pass SJR 34 to send a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people, for a judicial system that reflects Oklahoma values.

Thank you for serving our great state. Oklahomans deserve a voice in our state judiciary, but the current system leaves us powerless. The Judicial Nominating Commission, dominated by a small network of lawyers, in effect selects the state Supreme Court justices who influence our lives, despite lawyers being a tiny fraction of our population. Please pass SJR 34 or something similar to send a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people. Oklahomans want to abolish the JNC for a fairer judicial system that reflects Oklahoma values. Thank you for your service.

I am reaching out to advocate for the elimination of the Judicial Nominating Commission and to urge your support for bills like SJR 34. It is crucial for Oklahoma to adopt a judicial selection model that aligns with the U.S. Constitution's system of checks and balances. The current state Supreme Court's tendency to legislate from the bench and overturn conservative reforms underlines the need for a change. Your commitment to serving the people of Oklahoma is greatly appreciated, and I hope that you will prioritize this issue for the betterment of our state. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Oklahoma is in need of a revamped judicial selection process that mirrors the checks and balances system of the U.S. Constitution. The state Supreme Court's habit of overstepping its authority and rejecting conservative reforms needs to be addressed. Let’s work together to make this happen and repeal the JNC and put the U.S. Constitution’s model in place for selecting Supreme Court justices. I urge you to please advance SJR 34. Thank you for your commitment.

As a citizen, I am urging you to take action in repealing the Judicial Nominating Commission and backing initiatives like SJR 34 to put a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people. Many Oklahomans, including myself, believe that a more accountable process such as the U.S. Constitution's method for selecting judges, where the governor appoints and the Legislature confirms, is necessary. This change would lead to a fairer judicial system that is more in line with our shared Oklahoma values. Passing SJR 34 is a step in the right direction to achieve this goal. Thank you for serving our great state.

As a constituent I want to urge you to please pass SJR 34. The people of Oklahoma are seeking a more transparent and accountable method like the one set up in the U.S. Constitution for appointing Oklahoma Supreme Court justices, where the governor selects and the Legislature confirms. It is essential that we prioritize this change to establish a fairer judicial system that is in alignment with Oklahoma's core values. Passing SJR 34 is a step in the right direction to achieve this goal.

Thank you for your service to Oklahoma. Please pass SJR 34 or similar legislation to send a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people and make this a priority so we can gain a judicial system that is fairer for Oklahomans. We need to improve Oklahoma’s courts. The system for selecting state Supreme Court justices through the Judicial Nominating Commission allows lawyers with professional and financial interests too much power. It would be better to have the governor nominate whomever he sees fit for open state Supreme Court seats, subject to legislative confirmation. Please make it a priority to repeal the Judicial Nominating Commission as soon as possible.

Thank you for serving our state. Today, the Judicial Nominating Commission decides, in effect, who can be an Oklahoma Supreme Court justice. There are few checks and balances on the JNC; it’s unelected and unaccountable. Adopting a model like the U.S. Constitution’s would help make a more just Oklahoma. Please make eliminating the JNC a priority, by passing SJR 34 or any similar legislation to send a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people, so we can gain a judicial system that better reflects Oklahoma values. Thank you for representing me in our State Legislature.

Oklahoma needs a drastic change in its process of selecting state Supreme Court justices, and the best way to do it is to repeal the Judicial Nominating Commission. If we want an independent yet accountable judiciary, which we do, then a new selection system is necessary. Please pass SJR 34 or any similar legislation to send a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people. Please make this a priority so that we can gain a judicial system that reflects Oklahoma values. A system similar to the U.S. Constitution, where the governor nominates whomever he sees fit for open judicial appointments, and those appointments are subject to legislative confirmation, would better serve Oklahomans. Thank you for representing me in the Legislature.

As your constituent, I urge you to prioritize the repeal of the Judicial Nominating Commission and support legislation like SJR 34 to send a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people. Oklahoma needs a judicial selection model similar to the U.S. Constitution’s system. Oklahomans want a more accountable process for selecting judges, with the governor appointing and the Legislature confirming or rejecting. Please make this a priority to ensure a fairer judicial system for us all. Please pass SJR 34. Thank you for your service to Oklahoma.

I'm writing to ask for your support in repealing the Judicial Nominating Commission and passing legislation like SJR 34. Oklahomans desire a transparent process where state Supreme Court justices are nominated by the governor and confirmed or rejected by the Legislature—the U.S. Constitution's model. SJR 34 would send a proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people to repeal the JNC and put in a new system reflecting the U.S. Constitution. Please prioritize this for a fairer judicial system that reflects Oklahoma values.