State Representative Cyndi Munson has officially announced her campaign for Oklahoma Governor, becoming the first Asian-American woman elected to the state’s legislature back in 2015. Munson, a graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma, has a strong background in the non-profit sector, having worked for organizations such as the Girl Scouts of Western Oklahoma.
In a statement on her campaign website, Munson emphasized the importance of listening to the people of Oklahoma and incorporating their stories into her campaign. She aims to focus on the needs and desires of the people of Oklahoma, carrying their stories and experiences with her as she embarks on her journey to become the state’s next Governor.
During a recent interview with FOX23, Munson spoke candidly about her goals for the upcoming legislative session and her vision for the future of the state. She believes that by connecting with the people of Oklahoma and understanding their perspectives, she can make a meaningful impact as Governor.
Munson’s campaign is centered around the idea of representing the people of Oklahoma and addressing their needs. She hopes to create a campaign that is reflective of the diverse voices and experiences within the state. For more information on Munson’s campaign and to connect with her directly, visit her campaign website.
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