Oklahoma County Commissioner Jason Lowe Files for Re-Election

OKLAHOMA CITY — Commissioner Jason Lowe has officially filed for re-election as Oklahoma County Commissioner for District 1, announcing his continued commitment to serving the residents of District 1 with a focus on fairness, justice, and opportunity for everyone.
The Democratic Primary is scheduled for June 16, 2026. The primary will determine the next County Commissioner since no candidates from any other party filed for office.
“I’m leading Oklahoma County with a focus on fighting for fairness, justice, and opportunity for everyone,” said Commissioner Lowe.
“I am dedicated to keeping the 200-plus miles of District 1 roads safe and maintained for drivers and pedestrians,” Lowe continued. “I support timely repairs and regular upkeep to prevent expensive car maintenance problems for families. I’m also working hard to expand bus services to improve public transportation across the county and reduce traffic.
“As County Commissioner, I have worked hard to expand access to basic heath and mental care to improve the quality of life for families in the community. I will continue to be a strong advocate for mental health and addiction treatment to be a centerpiece of the new county detention center.
“My commitment to fairness in justice has successfully resulted in the promotion of responsible policing and advocating for rehabilitation over incarceration for non-violent offenders,” said Lowe.
“I firmly believe sustaining strong local economic development, including access to good jobs and affordable housing, is vital to creating a safe community where quality of life is a right and not a dream for our neighbors,” said Lowe.
About Commissioner Jason Lowe
Commissioner Jason Lowe has built his career on fairness and community service. As the founding member of The Lowe Law Firm, established in 2009, he has worked to ensure justice for everyone. As the former Representative for House District 97, Lowe has demonstrated a strong commitment to public service. As former chair of the Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus and ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, he has championed civil rights, criminal justice reform, and increased funding for public schools. Through his annual Family Fun Day events, he has supported more than 10,000 families with school supplies, free health screenings, and other vital resources.
Get Involved
Voters who want to support Commissioner Lowe’s re-election campaign are encouraged to visit LoweForCommissioner.com, follow the campaign on Facebook at /LoweForCommissioner, or contact the campaign directly at Info@LoweForCommissioner.com.