News
Clifton Adcock
An overwhelming majority of Oklahoma City’s likely voters believe the municipality is on the right track and has done a good job handling the MAPS funds, according to a recent poll.
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: city council
Positive perceptions
Residents are generally pleased with the direction Oklahoma City is taking
News
Clifton Adcock
An overwhelming majority of Oklahoma City’s likely voters believe the municipality is on the right track and has done a good job handling the MAPS funds, according to a recent poll.
En route
Will the downtown streetcar route take shape in time to dovetail with Project 180 construction? Or is it moving too fast?
News
Clifton Adcock
The creation of a route for the MAPS 3 modern streetcar project took another step toward reality after the project’s oversight subcommittee unanimously approved a preferred partial route.
Challengers in Oklahoma City Council races discuss online photos
Photos in revealing poses, of Confederate flags
News
Clifton Adcock
Candidates for the four City Council seats up for grabs are entering the final round of campaigning prior to the March 1 primary election.
You better vote Tuesday!
The quality of our city government is in peril.
Commentary
Bill Bleakley
Oklahoma City’s incredible record of accomplishments during the past decade could be jeopardized by the outcome of the Oklahoma City Council election on Tuesday.
Reader lauds council race coverage
Letters to the Editor
Shelley
I really love the Gazette. I pick it up every Wednesday at a location close to where I work.
Walters only incumbent defeated in Oklahoma City Council elections
Swinton and Shadid set for a runoff
News
Clifton Adcock
Two incumbents in the Oklahoma City Council election Tuesday retained their seats, while a third was ousted, and a fourth race is headed to an April 5 runoff.
Don’t count out the tea party
The average Oklahoman aligns more with the tea party philosophy of limited government and lower taxes.
Commentary
Kyle D. Loveless
In the recent Oklahoma City Council elections, all of the candidates aligned with the tea party movement lost. Critics, news pieces and bloggers across the metro and state were using these losses as a setback or high-water mark of how much influence the tea party folks have in Oklahoma.
Money wins
Candidates raising the most money either won the Oklahoma City Council primary or made the runoff.
News
Clifton Adcock
In the three City Council races decided March 1, winning candidates far outspent their competitors and were partially funded by the same donors, records show.
'Mo' money
A group running candidate attack ads is receiving indirect funding from the OKC Chamber.
News
Clifton Adcock
A group conducting an aggressive campaign, spending more than $400,000 in favor of certain City Council candidates and against others, is being funded by members of an economic development group founded by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber.
