Trust Restored
Gabe is closing out his first term without taking lobbyist money, pushing back on the old Capitol culture of trading votes, pork spending, and insider favors.
Trust Restored
Gabe Woolley is taking District 98 back from insider politics.
Teacher. Advocate. Constitutional conservative. A first-term representative running on public trust, no lobbyist money, and a promise to return power to the people.
Election Day
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
District
District 98
Campaign Promise
No Lobbyist Money
The campaign is built around reform, accountability, and direct service to the district.
Gabe Woolley is asking District 98 voters to keep moving forward with a representative who fights corruption, resists bloated spending, and treats the office like public service instead of political lifestyle.
Cleaning Up DHS
Gabe's record centers on reforming Oklahoma's troubled DHS system, demanding accountability, stronger oversight, and results families can actually trust.
Standing Strong
From foreign-law protections to protecting children from gender-transition procedures, the campaign is framing Gabe as someone who will keep taking firm votes even when they are unpopular.
No Lobbyist Money
The sign says it plainly and the site reinforces it: Gabe is running as a grassroots conservative who wants power returned to the people, not the Capitol donor network.
Background
Meet Gabe Woolley
Gabe Woolley is an experienced educator, advocate, and Oklahoma legislator representing District 98. Before his election he spent nine years teaching in Tulsa, and the campaign biography positions that classroom experience as part of a broader commitment to families, parental rights, transparency, and accountability.
Through documentaries, podcasts, public testimony, and local organizing, Gabe has worked to amplify Oklahoma voices. The campaign message is intentionally direct: an elected office should function as service to the people, governed by the Constitution and answerable to the district.
Education Background
Gabe spent nine years working in education in Tulsa before entering the Legislature.
District Service
He serves Broken Arrow and District 98 as a Republican and constitutional conservative.
Advocacy Work
His advocacy has included family-rights work, documentaries, podcasts, and amplifying Oklahoma stories.
Conservative Record
In 2025 he earned a 90% score from the Oklahoma Conservative Index for his voting record.
First-Term Record
Trust restored through visible work.
Gabe is a recognized leader in DHS reform, a sponsor of legislation preventing foreign laws from being implemented in Oklahoma, and a lawmaker who consistently pushes back against taxpayer-funded waste.
Issues
Gabe's vision and values.
Gabe is running to restore public trust, defend faith, family, life, and constitutional rights, lower taxes and utility costs, and keep Oklahoma government accountable to the people instead of insiders.
Save Oklahoma
Supporting the Save Oklahoma Plan.
Gabe has made clear his support for Jim Shaw's Save Oklahoma Plan. This section pulls together the major themes tied to that plan: lower property taxes, lower utility rates, local control, reliable energy, and stronger protection for Oklahoma landowners and families.
Plan Priority
Property Tax Relief
Use reform savings to cut property taxes, starting with immediate relief for seniors and working toward a tax structure that respects actual ownership.
Plan Priority
Lower Utility Rates
Push back on speculative project costs, green-agenda subsidies, and the steady utility-rate increases being shifted onto Oklahoma families.
Plan Priority
Reliable Energy
Support dependable, low-cost energy, including natural gas, clean coal, and nuclear, so the lights stay on and costs stay grounded in reality.
Plan Priority
Protect Farmland
Stand against foreign ownership of Oklahoma farmland and other land-use decisions that move control away from local communities.
Plan Priority
Stop Biosludge And Bad Land Deals
Call out wasteful environmental policies, biosludge concerns, and large projects forced onto property owners without real local buy-in.
Plan Priority
Strengthen The Rule Of Law
Link border security, transparent elections, and accountable government to a broader goal of restoring confidence in state leadership.
Media Center
Watch the campaign video.
Hear Gabe speak about public trust, accountable government, lower taxes, strong families, and the conservative principles guiding his work for District 98.
Featured Media
Hear directly from Gabe
This message reflects the tone of the campaign: direct, conservative, and focused on serving the people of District 98 instead of the insider culture at the Capitol.
Built In
Gabe's message
Gallery
Campaign on the ground
Image Gallery
Document Center
Campaign literature available right here.
Read the official Woolley campaign guide outlining Gabe's first-term record, DHS reform work, stand against utility-rate hikes, support for tax relief, and commitment to clean government.
Campaign Document Center
2026 Woolley Campaign Guide
The official two-page campaign guide highlighting trust restored, DHS reform, property-tax relief, utility-rate opposition, and Gabe Woolley's first-term record.
Find My District
Check your Oklahoma House district before you vote.
If you live in Broken Arrow, Wagoner County, or Tulsa County and want to know whether Gabe will be on your ballot, use the official district finder below and make your voting plan now.
District Coverage
Broken Arrow, Wagoner County, and Tulsa County
Zip Codes
74012 • 74014 • 74015
Get Involved
Volunteer, request a sign, or sign up for email updates.
Gabe's campaign is built on neighbors talking to neighbors. If you want to help keep District 98 moving forward, this is where you can volunteer, request a sign, and stay connected.
Action 4
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