In the first half of 2022, more than 40% of members who registered for classes both online and in person failed to show. We completely understand that life happens and things come up from time to time, but we also have to be mindful of a few factors – like registration caps limiting other members from getting their education, instructor fees, sponsors, and staff resources.

Failure to cancel your registration 24 hours prior to a class will result in a $25 fee added to your account. You can cancel registrations by emailing education@okcmar.org or by calling 405.841.5331.

Bring your business card to be entered into a raffle drawing!

All Levels of RPAC Investors welcome!

This event encourages OKCMAR members to step up their game – both in solving mysteries and in RPAC! The cost to participate is the next level up from your current investment. If you have not invested in RPAC, $20 will be your entry to the event, which includes a dinner buffet, drinks, and a show. 

The June 28^th election provided OKCMAR with great news, starting with the passage of the Oklahoma County Jail bond that received 59% of the vote. “That is a huge win,” stated OKCMAR Government Affairs Director Glen Cosper. “When you consider that he problems with the current jail have been going on for years and we now have a plan to move forward.  It was a good election result.” 

OKCMAR received an Issues Mobilization Grant that funded a campaign supporting the bond that included digital ads and a calling program seeking support for the bond. This is the fourth and latest successful local bond that we have actively supported. REALTORS ® and their political resources are playing an active role in helping to improve the quality of life by engaging in these major initiatives. 

“They are having a major impact improving the quality of life in our neighborhoods and communities," stated OKCMAR Government Affairs Vice Chair Jessica Thompson. “Our advocacy efforts also help spur housing development.” 

Carolyn Sims and LaNell Long watch as Sharon Caldwell of CMA Strategies track the results at the watch party hosted by the Fix the Jail Coalition.

Candidates’ Election Results 

Most of the OKCMAR-supported candidates continue to move forward in getting re-elected or elected in the 2022 campaign cycle. The results are as follows: 

• Current Cleveland County District 1 County Commissioner Rod Cleveland won his primary and will be on general election ballot.
• Current Oklahoma County District 1 Commissioner candidate Carrie Blumert and Oklahoma County District 3 Commissioner candidate Myles Davidson will be in a runoff in August.
• Oklahoma County Treasurer Butch Freeman won his primary without a runoff and will be on the general ballot in November.
• Current Cleveland County Commissioner Harold Haralson lost to former Norman Mayor Rusty Grissom.

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