“Other people have 2- to 3-foot hurdles to jump, but you get a 10-foot-tall hurdle,” Knight said.
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420: Oklahomans for Health hopes to change Oklahoma statutes
Oklahomans for Health is gathering signatures on a second petition in an attempt to make medical marijuana legal in the state.
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Unless you can find a way to make the country and the world less diverse, you’re going to have to learn to treat people unlike yourselves with respect.
Unless you can find a way to make the country and the world less diverse, you’re going to have to learn to treat people unlike yourselves with respect.
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Analysis: Demographics, political planning aid Sanders win
Age, ethnicity, the media and independent votes came into play and resulted in Sanders’ Oklahoma win during Super Tuesday.
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Groups strive to put third-party candidates on ballots
Members of Oklahoma’s Green and Libertarian parties hope petitions and proposed bills will open up voting options in Oklahoma.
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Super Tuesday could get interesting in Oklahoma
“We are going to get a lot of people that take that first step in a very important, very critical historic primary election.”
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OKCPS school board candidates address discipline, budget cuts
Both candidates expressed concerns about growing class sizes and the statewide teacher shortage.
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Cyndi Munson prepares to take place in Oklahoma Legislature
Munson focuses on domestic violence, teacher pay, labor rights and getting young people to vote and seek office.
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Efforts are being made to increase voter participation, but is more reform needed?
The next statewide primary, which features presidential candidates, is scheduled for March 1.
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Voter participation has declined across the state
Officials find that civically minded millennials have little faith in government as voter participation declines across the state and almost all age groups.