The next statewide primary, which features presidential candidates, is scheduled for March 1.
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I’m glad that her two children can and do provide for her, but a raise in her monthly Social Security stipend would not have changed her situation.
I’m glad that her two children can and do provide for her, but a raise in her monthly Social Security stipend would not have changed her situation.
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The one man who could have taken her down is Oklahoma’s answer to Uncle Fester: former state Rep. “Joltin’” Joe Dorman.
The one man who could have taken her down is Oklahoma’s answer to Uncle Fester: former state Rep. “Joltin’” Joe Dorman.
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OKG Q&A: Chip Carter running in House District 85 election
Republican candidate Chip Carter is ready to get to work if he wins the special election for House District 85’s new representative.
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Chicken-Fried News: Just … meh
Tom Coburn isn’t too excited about the Republican candidates for president.
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News briefs: House District 85 special election, Parks and Recreation Summer Kick-Off and more
Munson running Less than a year after losing a House race to an incumbent with name recognition and momentum, Cyndi Munson finds herself headed into a special election for House District 85. Munson, a Democrat, lost in November to Rep. David Dank, who had held the seat since 2007. Dank, 76, passed away last month, […]
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Chicken-Fried News: Critical research
Jim Bridenstine paid a Tea Party consultant thousands of dollars and won’t tell anybody what it was for.
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Cover story: Why our lawmaking system is dysfunctional
“I think I have an opportunity to reflect and rest,” said Dorman just a few months after terming out of his House role and losing his state governor run.
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In one of America’s conservative capitals where oil and gas flows heavily through the local economy, the reversal of a local energy company’s plan to drill near Lake Hefner was a rare win for progressives.
In one of America’s conservative capitals where oil and gas flows heavily through the local economy, the reversal of a local energy company’s plan to drill near Lake Hefner was a rare win for progressives.
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Metro Briefs: Capitol Hill in search of new mascot
Capitol Hill High School is in search of a new mascot. The Oklahoma City School Board voted 8-0 to dismiss the Redskins mascot after hearing from several students and community members who said the name was offensive to Native Americans. Board chair Lynne Hardin said she was among many who grew up in OKC without […]