Polling Analysis: Education Freedom Shapes Oklahoma’s Gubernatorial GOP Primary
November 17, 2025
by: Matt Frendewey, vice president of strategy Oklahoma Republicans are united around one message: expand education freedom and reward lawmakers who support school choice. The latest poll from yes. every kid. foundation. shows overwhelming support for giving families more control, and it’s reshaping the GOP gubernatorial race. Key dynamics: Education freedom is a defining issue. 87% of likely 2026 GOP primary voters support it, and 67% view Oklahoma’s tax credit program favorably. Momentum favors expansion. 64% of voters support eliminating the cap that limits participation to roughly 5% of students. Political reward is clear. 56% say they’d be more likely…
A Year of Transformation: How Education Freedom Is Rewriting Futures
July 21, 2025
By Matt Frendewey In Queen Creek, Arizona, Ariel Derrick’s daughter wakes up excited to go to school. Her classroom is a converted home, her class is small, and her teacher—Tamara Becker—knows her as a person, not a data point. At Adamo Microschool, learning isn’t something children endure. It’s something they love. Arizona mom Ariel Derrick facilitates her kids' education through Adamo Microschool, via 12news.com. That’s what education freedom looks like. This year, lawmakers across the country passed bold policies to expand learning options for families. But, if we measure success only by the education bills passed, we’re missing the point.…
It’s Time for Universal School Choice in Indiana
April 1, 2025
President Trump and Governor Braun agree:Parents—not government—should decide how and where their children learn. Indiana’s Choice Scholarship Program has opened doors for thousands of families—but too many are still left out. It’s time to expand the program and make education freedom a reality for every Hoosier child. 🎓 Every family deserves access to the learning environment that fits their needs—without exceptions.Whether that’s a public school, private school, homeschool, or somewhere in between, the choice should belong to parents. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NID9JDo7fLg Let’s finish what we started.Let’s make Indiana’s school choice program truly universal.
