GPUS nominee Jill Stein was not on the ballot due to Oklahoma's restrictive ballot access laws (as well as the failure of litigation brought by Presidential nominee Stein.) 2020s In July 2020 the GPOK held its 12th state convention via zoom due to the covid epidemic, electing delegates to represent Oklahoma Greens at the GPUS Presidential Nominating Convention. Following the convention, the party held a presidential preference poll in which GPOK members used ranked choice voting to decide how Oklahoma's delegates will be bound during the first round of voting at convention. The voting results was as follows: The party has not been active since the July 2020 convention. Local Chapters The party in the past has had local chapters in the OKC metro, Tulsa metro and in several smaller communities in Oklahoma, as well as the Rural Greens (a chapter that represents at-large members). Past and Current areas of concern The state party has been active in organizing on the issues of environmental sustainability, peace, anti-death penalty, minority language rights, LGBTQ equality, rural sustainability and academic freedom. The party has also worked with the Oklahoma Libertarian Party and the Oklahoma Constitution Party in seeking to reform Oklahoma's restrictive ballot access laws through the Oklahomans for Ballot Access Reform coalition (OBAR). References External links Oklahomans for Ballot Access Reform Oklahoma Political parties in Oklahoma Political parties established in 2005 2005 establishments in Oklahoma