As of January 24th, the campaign raised $798,579.83 from 1,283 donors: setting records in both categories by an Oklahoma City mayoral candidate. Both records were previously held by Mayor Mick Cornett, who raised $780,000 from 1,198 donors for his 2014 campaign.

“I am truly humbled that our campaign is bolstered by the support of so many OKC residents from every corner of our great city,” said Mayor David Holt.

With just one week left until Oklahoma City chooses its mayor, more than 2,000 champions for Oklahoma City are stepping forward in an unprecedented fashion to publicly announce their support for Mayor David Holt and ask the residents of Oklahoma City to cast their votes for him on Tuesday, February 8th.

The campaign to re-elect Mayor David Holt has released the results of its recent scientific poll of likely voters in the City of Oklahoma City. The results show voters are positive about the direction of the city, have an ever-increasing positive attitude about the incumbent mayor, and are poised to reelect him on February 8, 2022.

With exactly 98 days till the Oklahoma City mayoral election on February 8th, incumbent Mayor David Holt enters the final stretch of the campaign with high approval ratings, major endorsements, and fundraising that is 50 times greater than his nearest opponents.

For the first time in memory, Oklahoma City’s fire fighters and police officers are announcing a historic joint endorsement of an incumbent Mayor, urging Oklahoma City residents to cast their votes to re-elect Mayor David Holt. Both endorsements result from unanimous votes held at meetings of their membership.

With candidate filing now just four months away, the campaign to re-elect David Holt as Mayor of Oklahoma City is reporting it has raised the second-highest amount in Oklahoma City electoral history. “Holt for OKC 2022” filed its second-quarter fundraising report, showing it has raised $545,090.35 for the 2022 campaign and still has $496,326.59 cash-on-hand.

A recent poll of 400 registered voters in the city of Oklahoma City conducted by CHS & Associates shows Mayor David Holt is well-known, well-liked, and poised for reelection in February of 2022. Even in a hyper-partisan environment, most Oklahoma City voters appear to be brushing those issues to the side when it comes to their local municipal government.

In less than 90 days, Oklahoma City will elect its next Mayor. Today, in an unprecedented show of support, more than 1,300 champions of Oklahoma City are announcing their public endorsement of David Holt to be the next Mayor of Oklahoma City.

The Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police (Lodge 123) today announced its support of David Holt to be Oklahoma City’s next Mayor. The endorsement comes two weeks after all mayoral candidates appeared in a public forum to discuss public safety issues. The OKC FOP announced that the endorsement was the result of an “overwhelming” vote of its membership to support Holt.

The Oklahoma City Retired Fire Fighters Association is endorsing David Holt to be the next Mayor of Oklahoma City. This follows the previously announced endorsement of Holt by the active firefighters in May.

Following the decision by Mayor Mick Cornett not to seek re-election, Oklahoma House Representative George Young publicly declared his exploration of a mayoral candidacy. Last week, Young announced he will instead seek election to the Oklahoma Senate in 2018. Today, he is announcing that he is endorsing David Holt to be the next Mayor of Oklahoma City.

For as long as anyone can remember, legendary OU and Dallas Cowboys football coach Barry Switzer has fought for Oklahoma City’s future. In 1993, he stood next to Mayor Ron Norick and campaigned for passage of the original MAPS. Ever since, whether it’s advocating for OKC’s kids, supporting new quality of life amenities, or simply handing out medals at the Memorial Marathon, Coach Switzer has always answered the call.

In a major endorsement, Oklahoma City’s firefighters have unanimously voted to support David Holt as Oklahoma City’s next Mayor.

Today, the campaign to elect David Holt the next Mayor of Oklahoma City unveiled a diverse and bipartisan list of 450 endorsements. They are former governors, current and former councilmembers and legislators, business leaders, educators and teachers, community activists, and citizens from all walks of life. Together, the supporters represent the initial members of David’s “ONE OKC” Team.

Following the news that Mayor Mick Cornett will not seek re-election in February, 2018, David Holt is entering the Oklahoma City mayor’s race. Holt announced via a web video posted online at holtformayor.com.