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Mazzei will move forward in Governor’s race; Creek County road tax passes by 72 votes

Mike Mazzei won the Republican nomination for governor by a razor-thin margin, while absentee and early votes carried Creek County’s sales tax extension to a 72-vote victory.

Elections

Deadline approaches to request absentee ballot for Aug. 25 election

Creek County voters who want to vote by absentee ballot in the Aug. 25 election have until 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 10, to submit their applications.

Elections

Sample ballots now available for Aug. 25 runoff election

According to Creek County Election Board Secretary Vicki Martin, the ballots displayed in the online portal are specific to each voter's precinct. Only voters who have an election on Aug. 25 will see a sample ballot available in the portal.

Elections

Deadline to request absentee ballots for Aug. 25 runoff is Aug. 10

Creek County voters planning to cast their ballots by mail for the Aug. 25 Federal, State and County Runoff Election have until 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 10, to request an absentee ballot.

Elections

Creek County voters have until July 31 to register for Aug. 25 runoff

Creek County residents who need to register to vote have until Friday, July 31, to do so in order to be eligible to cast a ballot in the Aug. 25 Federal, State and County Runoff Election.

Elections

State Question 832 Fails; Drummond and Mazzei Headed to GOP Governor Runoff

The results are clear: the Republican candidate for Governor—and a few others—won't be decided today.

Elections, State

Labor Commissioner candidate John Pfeiffer makes a stop in Sapulpa

State Labor Commissioner candidate John Pfeiffer says the job isn’t about headlines, but about quietly keeping Oklahomans safe and working. He’s pushing to modernize licensing, embrace AI carefully, and “just get the things done” so the state can move forward.

Elections

Candidates Respond to Wins and Losses of April 7th Election

The contentious April 7th election is over, and candidates and representatives are responding to the outcomes.

Elections

City Council and Proposition Results for the April 7th Election

The polls have closed, and all precincts have reported in. Two out of three city councilors will retain their seats, and one challenger will now join City Council. In addition, the Central Tech proposition failed by less than 2% of the vote.

Elections

Today’s an Election Day; What to Know Before You Head to the Polls

Here's a brief explainer with links to more information about each of the candidates and propositions for Sapulpa in today's election.

Elections, People, Sapulpa City Council

City Council Candidate Disputes Claims that His Company is Banned

Sapulpa City Council candidate Kent Glesener is disputing claims that his company is debarred, despite a federal labor ruling that ordered a three-year ban from certain contracts after findings of wage violations.

Elections

City Council Candidate Denies Involvement in Distribution of Controversial Pamphlet

Sapulpa City Council candidate Kent Glesener is denying any involvement in the creation of an anonymous note that accompanied a controversial pamphlet that circulated last week, calling the stunt a political smear ahead of the upcoming election.

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