Originally published on April 6, 2021 10:53 am
Voters in 73 of Oklahoma s 77 counties are at the polls on Tuesday to vote in various school board, municipal and special elections.
In a special election in Senate District 22, which includes parts of Oklahoma and Canadian counties, Republican business owner and minister Jake Merrick faces Democratic speech pathologist Molly Ooten. The seat was left open when Stephanie Bice was elected to Congress. The winner will serve as state senator until the seat is up for election again in 2022.
Two Oklahoma City Council seats are at stake in runoff elections. In northwest Oklahoma City s Ward 1, Army veteran Bradley Carter faces insurance agency owner Shay Varnell, and in southwest Oklahoma City s Ward 3, educator Jessica Martinez-Brooks faces merchandising manager Barbara Young.
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To the editor: This is in response to the article about bill H.200 in the Vermont House that Emilie Kornheiser has introduced about short term rentals, and is meant to support the letter from March 3 by Lisa Ford. I agree with the points that Ms. Ford has elaborated upon and have a few more to highlight.
I quote Ms. Kornheiser: âWe have people who own second homes or third homes and thatâs a pretty serious privilege in this country given how many folks donât even have a savings to get through one month.â Should people who have worked hard, planned for retirement income, invested wisely in real estate, be penalized because others have not had or taken that opportunity? Donât we want to reward business people, entrepreneurs, who âmake itâ in Vermont?