Elections
New trustees in Kellyville looking to bring unity and progress
Newly-elected trustee John Taylor says he’s looking forward to working with the others “as professionals, not personalities, for the good of the town.”
Read the full story.Letter to the Editor: Chief Bill John Baker is too far left
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Read the full story.GOP’s “Enthusiastic” Breakfast and Convention
Speakers discuss GOP values and the “constructive culture” already taking shape under the new Oklahoma Governor.
Read the full story.Filing deadline for upcoming election is today.
Joy Naifeh, Secretary of the County Election Board, said the filing period ends at 5 p.m. Wednesday, February 6.
Read the full story.Filing date for several elections coming this week
Municipal Candidate Filings Set to Begin Monday, February 4, 2019 Candidates for municipal office in six Creek County municipalities may file Declarations of Candidacy beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, February 4. Joy Naifeh, Secretary of the County Election Board, said the filing period ends at 5 p.m. Wednesday, February 6. Declarations of Candidacy will be…
Read the full story.Judge for yourself: Kelly Hake and John Dunn answer questions
Both men were forthcoming, attentive to detail, and passionate about the law, and made for interesting interview subjects.
Read the full story.Runoff Results: Lawson and Enlow retain their seats, Stitt wins Republican nomination for governor
For several of the runoffs, it was too close to tell until the voting had been fully reported.
Read the full story.Kevin Stitt finds warm reception on Saturday visit to Sapulpa
Stitt goes up against Cornett on Tuesday. The winner will face off against Democratic candidate Drew Edmondson in November.
Read the full story.Dem. Congress Candidate Frankie Robbins will hold a Town Hall on Monday
Robbins will invite attendees to share their ideas how we as individuals can promote unity and overcome political polarization.
Read the full story.Lt. Governor Candidate Matt Pinnell visits Sapulpa
The Lt. Governor Candidate talks about his plans to diversify our state’s income and shrink the skills gap.
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