Troy Green, 58, is a law enforcement veteran and founder of Safe Haven Oklahoma, a nonprofit fighting human trafficking and child exploitation. Green spent 30 years in law enforcement, juvenile detention, and private security work. He is also a lifelong martial artist with multiple black belts and taught martial arts for over 30 years, specifically creating safe spaces for at-risk youth and abuse survivors. Green was raised in foster care and experienced periods of homelessness and poverty in his childhood, which he says shaped his commitment to fighting for working families. He holds a bachelor's degree in history with minors in English and philosophy and is pursuing a master's degree in criminal justice from the University of Oklahoma.
Green was raised in foster care and spent parts of childhood on the streets. Despite challenging circumstances, he developed a 30-year career in law enforcement and security. He is also an accomplished martial artist with multiple black belts. In 2022, he retired from full-time martial arts teaching and founded Safe Haven Oklahoma to fight human trafficking and child exploitation, work informed by his law enforcement background and personal experiences with vulnerable populations.
Pro-Medicare expansion, anti-insurance company pricing
Believes insurance companies are pricing families out of healthcare. Criticized Senator Mullin for voting for policies that would cause Oklahomans to lose health insurance.
Voting History: No voting record; Democratic candidate
Top priority for Senate
Founded Safe Haven Oklahoma nonprofit. Wants full law enforcement funding, survivor services, and release of Epstein Files.
Voting History: Nonprofit founder with direct experience
Anti-corruption, pro-term limits
Opposes stock trading by Congress members, supports term limits amendment, opposes corporate lobbying influence.
Voting History: Has pledged support for term limits amendment
Authentic, personal narrative focused on lived experience rather than partisan attacks
Green as Democratic candidate in deep-red Oklahoma has limited viability
Oklahoma last elected a Democrat to Senate in 1990