Gov.-elect Kevin Stitt ran on a platform of bringing an outsider’s perspective to Oklahoma government and said he will draw on his business background to push the state into top 10 rankings for education, job growth and other areas.

But Stitt will need allies in the Legislature and at key state agencies to make good on those promises. He also needs a team of experts to advise him on the inner workings of state government during the transition to his Jan. 14 inauguration.

Here’s a checklist of some of the promises Stitt made during the campaign, based on statements he made in writing, debates a...