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Robert E Brooks Sr

Governor

2026 Oklahoma Governor — General Election Field · November 3, 2026

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Last reviewed September 16, 2026

Overview

Current race
2026 Oklahoma Governor — General Election Field on November 3, 2026
Official candidacy
Governor · Independent · Candidate
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Oklahoma State Election Board — Candidates for Elective Office 2026

Candidate filing number: 00535

Ballot name: Robert E Brooks Sr

Office: Governor

Party: Independent

Current placement status: OFFICIAL_OKLAHOMA_FILED_GENERAL_CANDIDATE

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Protecting the Constitutional and Civil Rights of Every Oklahoman

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Too often, people feel their elected officials spend more time listening to lobbyists, political consultants, special interests, and large corporate interests than they do listening to the people they were elected to serve.

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Too often, people feel their elected officials spend more time listening to lobbyists, political consultants, special interests, and large corporate interests than they do listening to the people they were elected to serve.

Step 1: One Place for Government Transparency

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The People’s Table will serve as Oklahoma’s central online transparency portal.

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The People’s Table will serve as Oklahoma’s central online transparency portal.

Candidate biography

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Growing up in Lindsay, Oklahoma, Robert was raised with the values of faith, hard work, and personal responsibility. He grew up on a small farm, where he learned early that nothing worthwhile comes without dedication and that neighbors help neighbors. Working alongside farmers and ranchers in his community taught him the importance of stewardship, integrity, and serving something greater than yourself.

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Growing up in Lindsay, Oklahoma, Robert was raised with the values of faith, hard work, and personal responsibility. He grew up on a small farm, where he learned early that nothing worthwhile comes without dedication and that neighbors help neighbors. Working alongside farmers and ranchers in his community taught him the importance of stewardship, integrity, and serving something greater than yourself.

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Throughout his life, Robert has built a career around service. He has worked as a welder and machinist, in a distribution center, as a police officer, county jailer and dispatcher, sheriff’s deputy, detective, firefighter, EMT, and later as an insurance professional helping families navigate healthcare coverage. Each profession gave him a different perspective on the challenges facing Oklahoma families and reinforced one belief: government works best when it serves the people instead of itself.

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Throughout his life, Robert has built a career around service. He has worked as a welder and machinist, in a distribution center, as a police officer, county jailer and dispatcher, sheriff’s deputy, detective, firefighter, EMT, and later as an insurance professional helping families navigate healthcare coverage. Each profession gave him a different perspective on the challenges facing Oklahoma families and reinforced one belief: government works best when it serves the people instead of itself.

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Step 2: Close Corporate Loopholes

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The Farmer Servant Plan supports reviewing state law and strengthening it where necessary to identify the true beneficial owners of land.

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The Farmer Servant Plan supports reviewing state law and strengthening it where necessary to identify the true beneficial owners of land.

Step 3: Increase Transparency

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The Farmer Servant Plan supports greater transparency regarding the ownership of large land holdings, consistent with state and federal law.

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The Farmer Servant Plan supports greater transparency regarding the ownership of large land holdings, consistent with state and federal law.

Step 6: Protect National and State Security

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The Farmer Servant Plan supports careful review of land transactions that could create legitimate security concerns under applicable law.

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The Farmer Servant Plan supports careful review of land transactions that could create legitimate security concerns under applicable law.

Step 7: Support Oklahoma Farmers and Ranchers

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The Farmer Servant Plan supports policies that help keep agricultural land in productive local use and encourage opportunities for Oklahoma producers to own and operate land.

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The Farmer Servant Plan supports policies that help keep agricultural land in productive local use and encourage opportunities for Oklahoma producers to own and operate land.

Tribal relations and sovereignty

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The Farmer Servant Administration will work cooperatively with Tribal governments whenever land, water, or resource issues involve shared interests or responsibilities.

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The Farmer Servant Administration will work cooperatively with Tribal governments whenever land, water, or resource issues involve shared interests or responsibilities.

Energy, utilities, infrastructure, and ratepayer protection

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Oklahoma should produce the energy. Oklahoma should develop the resources. Oklahoma should protect the water. And Oklahoma’s people should share in the benefits.

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Oklahoma should produce the energy. Oklahoma should develop the resources. Oklahoma should protect the water. And Oklahoma’s people should share in the benefits.

Step 2: Close Corporate Loopholes

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If a prohibited owner controls land through a corporate structure, that ownership should receive the same legal scrutiny as direct ownership.

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If a prohibited owner controls land through a corporate structure, that ownership should receive the same legal scrutiny as direct ownership.

Step 1: Enforce Oklahoma’s Existing Laws

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If our laws are not being enforced, we should ask why—and correct the problem.

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If our laws are not being enforced, we should ask why—and correct the problem.

Step 9: Keep the People Informed

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Through the People’s Table, Oklahomans will have access to information about proposed policy changes.

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Through the People’s Table, Oklahomans will have access to information about proposed policy changes.

Protecting the Constitutional and Civil Rights of Every Oklahoman

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The rights recognized by our federal and state constitutions were established to limit government power and protect individual liberty. My responsibility as Governor will be to honor those principles and defend them faithfully for every Oklahoman.

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The rights recognized by our federal and state constitutions were established to limit government power and protect individual liberty. My responsibility as Governor will be to honor those principles and defend them faithfully for every Oklahoman.

1. Turn Oklahoma Homes, Farms and Businesses Into Energy Producers

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Families would use locally generated electricity while eligible excess production could contribute to Oklahoma’s broader electrical system.

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Families would use locally generated electricity while eligible excess production could contribute to Oklahoma’s broader electrical system.

Transportation and infrastructure

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Where legally and fiscally appropriate, we will work with the Legislature to redirect resources toward infrastructure that directly benefits Oklahoma households, farms and locally owned businesses.

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Where legally and fiscally appropriate, we will work with the Legislature to redirect resources toward infrastructure that directly benefits Oklahoma households, farms and locally owned businesses.

4. Protect Oklahoma’s Fresh Water

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Rather than allowing new industrial development to unnecessarily compete with communities, agriculture and future generations for valuable groundwater, Oklahoma should become a national leader in developing alternatives.

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Rather than allowing new industrial development to unnecessarily compete with communities, agriculture and future generations for valuable groundwater, Oklahoma should become a national leader in developing alternatives.

Energy, water, and environment

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Some produced-water formations contain lithium and other dissolved minerals. Where concentrations and economics make recovery feasible, Oklahoma should encourage research and responsible commercial development.

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Some produced-water formations contain lithium and other dissolved minerals. Where concentrations and economics make recovery feasible, Oklahoma should encourage research and responsible commercial development.

6. Data Centers Should Strengthen Oklahoma—not Burden Oklahoma

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contribute toward the generation capacity they require

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contribute toward the generation capacity they require

Transportation and infrastructure

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avoid shifting unreasonable infrastructure costs onto residential customers

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avoid shifting unreasonable infrastructure costs onto residential customers

6. Data Centers Should Strengthen Oklahoma—not Burden Oklahoma

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protect groundwater and aquifers

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protect groundwater and aquifers

Energy, water, and environment

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utilize reclaimed or alternative water whenever feasible

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utilize reclaimed or alternative water whenever feasible

Energy, utilities, infrastructure, and ratepayer protection

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purchase Oklahoma-produced energy

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purchase Oklahoma-produced energy

6. Data Centers Should Strengthen Oklahoma—not Burden Oklahoma

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invest in Oklahoma workers and communities

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invest in Oklahoma workers and communities

6. Data Centers Should Strengthen Oklahoma—not Burden Oklahoma

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demonstrate measurable economic benefits in exchange for public incentives

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demonstrate measurable economic benefits in exchange for public incentives

Energy, utilities, infrastructure, and ratepayer protection

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We can support oil and gas. We can produce more electricity. We can welcome technology. We can protect our groundwater. We can create new industries. We can strengthen our cooperatives. And we can work to lower the energy burden on Oklahoma families.

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We can support oil and gas. We can produce more electricity. We can welcome technology. We can protect our groundwater. We can create new industries. We can strengthen our cooperatives. And we can work to lower the energy burden on Oklahoma families.

Technology and cybersecurity

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Strong identity verification and cybersecurity measures will ensure that responses come from verified Oklahoma voters while protecting personal information.

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Strong identity verification and cybersecurity measures will ensure that responses come from verified Oklahoma voters while protecting personal information.

Government ethics, accountability, and elections

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The People’s App will use strong identity verification, encryption, cybersecurity protections, and independent security testing to protect voter information and maintain public confidence.

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The People’s App will use strong identity verification, encryption, cybersecurity protections, and independent security testing to protect voter information and maintain public confidence.

Economy, jobs, taxes, and affordability

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Government should not require citizens to file endless Open Records requests just to understand how their tax dollars are being spent.

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Government should not require citizens to file endless Open Records requests just to understand how their tax dollars are being spent.

Step 5: Track Government Performance

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The People’s Table will publish performance information whenever practical, allowing citizens to review how agencies are serving Oklahoma.

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The People’s Table will publish performance information whenever practical, allowing citizens to review how agencies are serving Oklahoma.

Social Security, Medicare, and retirement

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Oklahoma’s tax system should do more than collect money for government. It should help people build a life. It should encourage Oklahomans to work, earn more, buy homes, start businesses, save for retirement, invest in their communities, and eventually achieve financial independence.

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Oklahoma’s tax system should do more than collect money for government. It should help people build a life. It should encourage Oklahomans to work, earn more, buy homes, start businesses, save for retirement, invest in their communities, and eventually achieve financial independence.

Technology and cybersecurity

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At the same time, our tax system must prepare for an economy being transformed by artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation. That is why the Machine Tax and People’s Dividend are not separate from our tax reform plan. They are a major part of it.

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At the same time, our tax system must prepare for an economy being transformed by artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation. That is why the Machine Tax and People’s Dividend are not separate from our tax reform plan. They are a major part of it.

1. The People’s Tax-Free Income Zone

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The protected threshold adjusts with Oklahoma’s median household income, and only income above the threshold becomes taxable. We want Oklahomans to earn more—not punish them when they do.

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The protected threshold adjusts with Oklahoma’s median household income, and only income above the threshold becomes taxable. We want Oklahomans to earn more—not punish them when they do.

Social Security, Medicare, and retirement

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Our tax policy should help people prepare for retirement throughout their working lives. Oklahoma cannot change federal Social Security rules, but Oklahoma can stop designing its tax system in ways that make saving harder.

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Our tax policy should help people prepare for retirement throughout their working lives. Oklahoma cannot change federal Social Security rules, but Oklahoma can stop designing its tax system in ways that make saving harder.

Social Security, Medicare, and retirement

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Qualifying retirement contributions could receive favorable Oklahoma tax treatment. We don’t want to punish people for accumulating wealth—we want more ordinary Oklahomans to have the opportunity to build it.

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Qualifying retirement contributions could receive favorable Oklahoma tax treatment. We don’t want to punish people for accumulating wealth—we want more ordinary Oklahomans to have the opportunity to build it.

Economy, jobs, taxes, and affordability

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Higher-income taxpayers would have opportunities to reduce remaining Oklahoma income-tax liability through qualifying Oklahoma spending and investment.

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Higher-income taxpayers would have opportunities to reduce remaining Oklahoma income-tax liability through qualifying Oklahoma spending and investment.

Housing affordability

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Our long-term objective is to move taxation away from work, savings, and homeownership—and toward consumption. Protections for necessities and lower-income households would be built in.

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Our long-term objective is to move taxation away from work, savings, and homeownership—and toward consumption. Protections for necessities and lower-income households would be built in.

Economy, jobs, taxes, and affordability

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We want a responsible path toward eliminating property taxes imposed directly on individuals. But we will replace the revenue before eliminating the tax.

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We want a responsible path toward eliminating property taxes imposed directly on individuals. But we will replace the revenue before eliminating the tax.

Technology and cybersecurity

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Qualifying large-scale AI, robotics, and automation that substantially displace human labor would become subject to a Machine Tax. This is not a tax on every tool—it applies only when technology replaces significant human labor.

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Qualifying large-scale AI, robotics, and automation that substantially displace human labor would become subject to a Machine Tax. This is not a tax on every tool—it applies only when technology replaces significant human labor.

Economy, jobs, taxes, and affordability

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Machine Tax revenue supports the People’s Dividend.

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Machine Tax revenue supports the People’s Dividend.

Economy, jobs, taxes, and affordability

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We will pursue a comprehensive review of corporate tax credits, exemptions, subsidies, and incentives to ensure taxpayers receive measurable results.

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We will pursue a comprehensive review of corporate tax credits, exemptions, subsidies, and incentives to ensure taxpayers receive measurable results.

11. Build Wealth—Don’t Hoard It

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We want more Oklahomans becoming successful. But a healthy economy requires money to circulate. Our system incentivizes higher earners to invest and spend inside Oklahoma.

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We want more Oklahomans becoming successful. But a healthy economy requires money to circulate. Our system incentivizes higher earners to invest and spend inside Oklahoma.

The People’s Tax Promise

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We want an Oklahoma where earning more is rewarded, families can build wealth, entrepreneurs can compete, seniors are protected, and machines make life easier for the people—not just corporations.

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We want an Oklahoma where earning more is rewarded, families can build wealth, entrepreneurs can compete, seniors are protected, and machines make life easier for the people—not just corporations.

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Exact active 2026 Oklahoma Ethics Commission candidate record for ROBERT E BROOKS SR (candidate ID 12216).

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  • 2026 PRE-RUNOFF REPORT · 06/02/2026 · 08/10/2026 · 08/17/2026 · 08/18/2026 · Yes · Filed
  • 2026 PRE-PRIMARY REPORT · 04/01/2026 · 06/01/2026 · 06/08/2026 · 06/08/2026 · No · Filed
  • 2026 1ST QUARTER REPORT · 01/01/2026 · 03/31/2026 · 04/30/2026 · 04/30/2026 · No · Filed
  • Candidate Committee Registration · 02/12/2026 · Yes · Filed
  • 2026 PRE-GENERAL REPORT · 08/11/2026 · 10/19/2026 · 10/26/2026 · Not Filed
  • 2026 POST-GENERAL REPORT · 10/20/2026 · 12/31/2026 · 01/31/2027 · Not Filed
  • 2027 1ST QUARTER REPORT · 01/01/2027 · 03/31/2027 · 04/30/2027 · Not Filed
  • 2027 2ND QUARTER REPORT · 04/01/2027 · 06/30/2027 · 07/31/2027 · Not Filed
  • 2027 3RD QUARTER REPORT · 07/01/2027 · 09/30/2027 · 10/31/2027 · Not Filed
  • 2027 4TH QUARTER REPORT · 10/01/2027 · 12/31/2027 · 01/31/2028 · Not Filed
  • 2028 1ST QUARTER REPORT · 01/01/2028 · 03/31/2028 · 04/30/2028 · Not Filed
  • 2028 2ND QUARTER REPORT · 04/01/2028 · 06/30/2028 · 07/31/2028 · Not Filed
  • 2028 3RD QUARTER REPORT · 07/01/2028 · 09/30/2028 · 07/31/2028 · Not Filed
  • 2028 4TH QUARTER REPORT · 10/01/2028 · 12/31/2028 · 01/31/2029 · Not Filed

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Name: ROBERT E BROOKS SR

Candidate ID: 12216

Candidate Status: Active

Campaign Status: Active

Office: GOVERNOR

Party Affiliation: INDEPENDENT

2026 NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION — 2026 ELECTION CYCLE — Active

2026 PRE-RUNOFF REPORT · 06/02/2026 · 08/10/2026 · 08/17/2026 · 08/18/2026 · Yes · Filed

2026 PRE-PRIMARY REPORT · 04/01/2026 · 06/01/2026 · 06/08/2026 · 06/08/2026 · No · Filed

2026 1ST QUARTER REPORT · 01/01/2026 · 03/31/2026 · 04/30/2026 · 04/30/2026 · No · Filed

Candidate Committee Registration · 02/12/2026 · Yes · Filed

2026 PRE-GENERAL REPORT · 08/11/2026 · 10/19/2026 · 10/26/2026 · Not Filed

2026 POST-GENERAL REPORT · 10/20/2026 · 12/31/2026 · 01/31/2027 · Not Filed

2027 1ST QUARTER REPORT · 01/01/2027 · 03/31/2027 · 04/30/2027 · Not Filed

2027 2ND QUARTER REPORT · 04/01/2027 · 06/30/2027 · 07/31/2027 · Not Filed

2027 3RD QUARTER REPORT · 07/01/2027 · 09/30/2027 · 10/31/2027 · Not Filed

2027 4TH QUARTER REPORT · 10/01/2027 · 12/31/2027 · 01/31/2028 · Not Filed

2028 1ST QUARTER REPORT · 01/01/2028 · 03/31/2028 · 04/30/2028 · Not Filed

2028 2ND QUARTER REPORT · 04/01/2028 · 06/30/2028 · 07/31/2028 · Not Filed

2028 3RD QUARTER REPORT · 07/01/2028 · 09/30/2028 · 07/31/2028 · Not Filed

2028 4TH QUARTER REPORT · 10/01/2028 · 12/31/2028 · 01/31/2029 · Not Filed

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  1. Election record

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