One year ago: Oklahoma midterm elections led by high-profile governor, state superintendent races
One year ago today, Oklahoma voters handed Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt a second four-year term, as Stitt defeated Democrat Joy Hofmeister.
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One year ago today, Oklahoma voters handed Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt a second four-year term, as Stitt defeated Democrat Joy Hofmeister.
Reports of 30-40 ballots mistakenly not given to voters at Precinct 77 threw the race between then-incumbent Mykey Arthrell and challenger Grant Miller into deep debate over its legitimacy.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt "claim[ed] Oklahoma for [Jesus]" in a video published online by Right Wing Watch. Elsewhere, things are getting tense in the local government of Tarrant, Alabama.
The District 5 incumbent and the man who could replace him filed dueling petitions over "voter irregularities" at one precinct on election day.