Tulsa, OKVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Tulsa City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Anthony Archie

Councilor, District 2 (reelected Aug. 25, 2026)NonDoc · Aug 26, 2026

10 sourced positions

Anthony Archie (Councilor, District 2) is not on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot and will stay on the Tulsa City Council after the election.

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Former Tulsa Public Schools teacher and minister; co-owns the Oklahoma Toffee Company.

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Where Anthony Archie stands: positions on the record

District 1 development funds2 sourced positions
  • Voted yes on an ordinance moving the $5 million Kirkpatrick Heights/Greenwood allocation in the 2023 sales tax to District 1 economic development projects (passed 9-0, May 2026).

    Council voteTulsa City Council · May 13, 2026

  • Said the council had voted to put the $5 million into the plan but not on who would oversee it.

    “We voted for the $5 million to go into the plan. We did not vote for who is managing or overseeing the funds”

    Own statementTulsa Flyer · May 14, 2026

Data centers2 sourced positions
  • Voted yes on an ordinance declaring a moratorium on permits for data centers in Tulsa (passed 9-0, March 2026).

    Council voteTulsa City Council · Mar 25, 2026

  • Told the Tulsa Flyer each data center application should be evaluated case by case, with hyperscale centers treated differently from small ones.

    “It’s just that these hyperscale data centers pose a different set of effects on our resources that are a lot more consequential than some of our smaller ones.”

    Own statementTulsa Flyer · Aug 24, 2026

Hotel tax1 sourced position
Early voting1 sourced position
Tulsa Development Authority1 sourced position
Legal settlements1 sourced position
Roadways and medians1 sourced position
  • Voted yes on an ordinance amending the traffic code section on sitting, lying upon or standing in or adjacent to a roadway (passed 5-3, Aug. 2025).

    Council voteTulsa City Council · Aug 27, 2025

Budget1 sourced position

What Anthony Archie said vs. how Anthony Archie voted

Data centers

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  • Told the Tulsa Flyer each data center application should be evaluated case by case, with hyperscale centers treated differently from small ones.

    Aug 24, 2026 ·Tulsa Flyer · Aug 24, 2026

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