Jennifer Mayo for Oklahoma County Commissioner District 3

11/11/2026

Join us on December 11 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for the next Warrant Clearing event to be held at 1200 Linwood Blvd in Oklahoma City. The event is free and open to the public. Attendees can handle their misdemeanor, traffic, and cost warrants, as well as some probation violations. Services include opportunities to pay fees, get on a payment plan, and reset your court date.

Community organizations will be providing support on site, including Diversion Hub, True Dads (), OCARTA (), Bail Project (), TEEM (), and Oklahoma City University (). Jurisdictions present will be OK County District Court, OKC Municipal, and Midwest City Municipal.

Transportation to the event is available upon request. Call 405-594-8843 for transportation assistance.

11/07/2026

Let me know if you see more out there! 🧡💙

11/05/2026

For those of you interested. I’m in the triage and fact-finding phase. I’m out here running nonstop so hopefully we can get a clear picture soon.

I’ve got a lot of questions to find answers to immediately.

11/04/2026

Tonight, Oklahoma County voters made it clear that they’re ready for a new chapter in county leadership, and I’m incredibly honored to be part of what comes next.

I want to thank Jessica Clayton for the time and effort she invested in this race. Throughout her campaign, she emphasized the importance of greater accountability and transparency in county government, and those are priorities we share. I know we can continue building on that common ground.

When I started this campaign, I knew we faced an uphill battle. Oklahoma County has significant challenges ahead, and addressing them will require cross-sector collaboration, a willingness to make difficult decisions, and the courage to question decisions that don’t make sense.

I care deeply about people, and I believe good government begins with recognizing the humanity of those impacted by our decisions. We have an opportunity to strengthen public safety, improve accountability, and restore the trust of residents.

I intend to bring the same determination, curiosity, and willingness to ask difficult questions that I brought to this campaign.

Finally, I want to dedicate tonight’s victory to the memory of Cathy Cummings, who ran for this very seat in 2022. I hope to honor her legacy through the work ahead.

Thank you, Oklahoma County, District 3. 🧡💙

11/03/2026

What a humbling and unforgettable experience this has been.

At the heart of this campaign has been a commitment to honest leadership and a desire to challenge the way decisions are made in Oklahoma County, especially when the public isn’t getting the full picture. Running a grassroots campaign without consultants, PAC money, or corporate donations wasn’t easy, but maintaining my integrity and staying true to my values mattered.

And when I say grassroots, I mean grassroots. We’ve knocked doors, sent texts, put out yard signs, responded to countless people online, written thank-you cards, spoken at events, met with community organizations, received meaningful endorsements, and shared plans for addressing Oklahoma County’s challenges. Every dollar was carefully spent.

I care deeply about people, and I see the humanity in those who are too often overlooked or reduced to statistics. I want to be part of finding real solutions, even when that means asking uncomfortable questions and challenging the people making decisions.

A special thank you to the people who answered my frantic calls, gave me much-needed advice, and let me vent when I needed it. I know I’ve asked a lot of you this year, and I appreciate you more than you know.

This campaign has been a year in the making, filled with nonstop work. I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together and grateful for everyone who made it possible.

Polls are open 7–7. Vote MAYO 🧡💙

11/02/2026

“Of course county leadership is going to ask taxpayers for a sales tax bailout. After voters approved $260 million in 2022 to address the jail, the estimated project cost has now reached $860 million. That’s a reckless $600 million escalation in projected costs that reflects a staggering failure of financial oversight and responsible leadership.

This is exactly the lack of accountability and transparency we’ve been talking about. Leaving out critical information to influence how voters understand a situation is misleading the public. And when elected officials do that while asking taxpayers for more money, it’s a failure of leadership.

As county commissioner, I will ask the uncomfortable questions, challenge misleading narratives, and demand accountability from those making decisions with our tax dollars.

We cannot fix problems county leadership refuses to acknowledge. That’s why I’m calling for an independent audit of the entire jail project.

At this point, we’re being asked to hand over billions of dollars in potential tax revenue to a county government that was more than five months late submitting its annual budget. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

If we want Oklahoma County to stop being known for chaos, corruption, and financial mismanagement, we have to change course. That starts with honest leadership, responsible financial decisions, and real accountability.”

11/02/2026

21 hours until polls open 💙🧡 vote MAYO

11/01/2026

10/31/2026

The math isn’t mathing 😵‍💫
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10/31/2026

I am the only candidate for Oklahoma County Commissioner, District 3, who has put forward a public plan for addressing the jail, including what needs to happen whether the sales tax passes or fails. I’m prepared either way.

We need a comprehensive, human-centered approach that brings together stakeholders across our criminal justice system to develop a financially responsible plan that voters can review, question, and hold their elected officials accountable for delivering.

I believe in listening to people, asking difficult questions, and challenging decisions that don’t make financial sense. I’m not running to protect political relationships, enrich corporate donors, or continue doing things the way they’ve always been done.

Years of financial mismanagement and poor decision-making have brought us to this point. I’m running to shake up county government and challenge the power dynamics that have allowed these problems to continue.

If elected, you’re going to get the transparency we’ve been asking for.

https://www.jennifermayo4ok.com/jailplan