Not much diversity.

White: 72.2%
Black or African American: 7.4%
Native American: 8.6%
Asian: 1.7% (0.4% Vietnamese, 0.3% Indian, 0.2% Chinese, 0.2% Korean, 0.2% Filipino, 0.1% Hmong, 0.1% Japanese)
Pacific Islander: 0.1%

OK apparently has a higher number of white voters than other states in the "South."

Anecdotal, I know: I phone-banked last week, calling OK Dem voters, and only one person stated that he was for Bernie. Others either said "Hillary," "undecided," not voting, or voting GOP. "Undecided" was decidedly in the majority.

Out of curiosity, did you identify who you were phone banking for?

sentence (Hillary Clinton) and no one slammed the phone down in disgust, LOL.

These were all registered Dems, supposedly. Many didn't answer (likely using Caller ID, LOL), some numbers were no longer valid and some of those listed had passed away, but others at the house responded to my questions.

Everyone I reached was very courteous.

However, Oklahoma has more Native American voters. Bernie got a lot of good press among Native Americans when he visited the Meskwaki community in Iowa, and he won 83% of their vote.

http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2015/09/04/bernie-sanders-iowa-meskwaki-cedar-rapids/71599838/

Bernie has also announced the creation of a Native American policy committee to develop and guide his tribal policy platform.

Source: teleSUR
http://www.telesurtv.net/english/opinion/Bernie-Sanders-Courts-Native-American-Voters-20160214-0008.html

Oklahoma has a large NA population which votes Democrat most of the time. College towns like Norman and Stillwater are pretty evenly split between Bernie and Hillary. OKC and Tulsa have large AA populations and then there is Tinker AFB which will vote Republican. Oklahoma is diverse in resources so oil plays a factor but not necessarily a large one. As far as I can tell, Okie Country is pretty supportive of Hillary but I don't think it would hurt for Bernie to put resources there. He needs to go to Norman and Stillwater.

Seeing as cabinet, that gives her a connection and Oklahoma is hugely anti-Obama, even in the Democratic primary.

This one's new and improved.

I *think*. Isn't Sanders the "bad guy" on guns ow?

The list of litmus tests has grown exponentially since then.

here in Kansas too. I don't know the numbers but have been told by those who have their fingers in the deep game that he has a pretty decent chance.

I am in the northeast and I have only seen Sanders supporters. I have yet to see one Clinton supporter. That's simply what I have observed. It has been interesting to see Clinton and Sanders ads on TV though. The first time I saw a Clinton ad on Fox, I thought I was having a stroke!

It will be interesting to see what type of reception he gets tomorrow in Tulsa.