AN OKDEMS EXPERIENCE

Who voted to allow child marriage?

SB 504 is a simple bill: it completely bans child marriage in Oklahoma under the age of 18. The Senate passed it unanimously. But when it hit the House floor, 36 lawmakers voted to keep child marriage legal.

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Against Child Marriage
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For Child Marriage
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Vote Margin
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Dems For Child Marraige
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36 Republican lawmakers voted against a bill to ban child marriage. The bill survived by exactly one vote. Not a single Democrat voted to protect child marraige.

36 Republicans Who Voted Against the Bill
House Floor Vote
May 7, 2026 · All GOP

31 'AGAINST' VOTES CONFIRMED BY NAME · 5 ADDITIONAL CONFIRMED 'AGAINST' VOTES NOT YET INDIVIDUALLY IDENTIFIED
● Democratic challenger running in 2026

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A 2-minute phone call carries more weight than a hundred emails. Find your representative's direct line and let them know you saw this vote and you're paying attention.

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Urge the Governor to sign

SB 504 is on Gov. Stitt's desk. Contact his office and demand he signs this law.

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Several of the representatives who voted against the ban already have Democratic opponents on the 2026 ballot. Find your district's challenger and knock a door.

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