The longtime Tulsa educator handily beat former Tulsa Public Schools board member Jennettie Marshall. He had the support of statewide educators groups and the current superintendent.
Tag: November 2026 Elections
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It’s Election Day in Oklahoma. Here’s what Tulsa voters are deciding at the polls.
Early voting set a new Tulsa County record with more than 26,000 ballots cast. The Nov. 3 election features key decisions on federal, statewide and local races.
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Outside groups have spent $5.5 million on Oklahoma’s midterm races. Almost half has no traceable donor.
Outside groups have poured more than $5.5 million into Oklahoma midterm races as state regulators consider stricter disclosure requirements.
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Three Tulsa County district judge seats are on the Nov. 3 ballot. Who’s running?
Two incumbents are seeking re-election and a retirement leaves an open seat on the Tulsa County court.
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Oklahoma lawmakers stand by election system as DOJ monitors arrive in Tulsa
Officials are unsure why federal election monitors are coming to Tulsa on Election Day. They don’t expect the DOJ to enter polling places or intrude in voting.
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From Oasis to City Lights: Vanessa Hall-Harper talks achievements and challenges
Ahead of the Nov. 3 runoff election, District 1 Councilwoman Vanessa Hall-Harper joined The Eagle for a ride around north Tulsa to discuss what she’s most proud of.
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Blighted spaces and vacant land: Corinice Wilson talks plans and issues facing north Tulsa
Cornice Wilson is challenging Vanessa Hall-Harper for her District 1 council seat. Ahead of the Nov. 3 runoff, she shared insight into what she’s enjoyed about this journey and her hopes if she wins.
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A week before election, Vanessa Hall-Harper calls out dark money political attack ads
While the District 1 candidates haven’t spoken with each other about the ads, both have denounced the role dark money has played. Early voting begins Wednesday.
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Voters to choose whether Oklahoma’s top judges keep their jobs Nov. 3
Oklahomans get to decide whether judges stay in office. In the rare case they boot a judge, the governor chooses a replacement from a list of approved nominees.
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Hall-Harper and Wilson talk north Tulsa issues ahead of District 1 runoff election
Tulsa City Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper and challenger Corinice Wilson broke down their positions on TPS closures, housing, policing and more.
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Inside Tulsa’s proposal to increase the hotel/motel tax for the first time in decades
The hike would fund improvements at BOK Center and other city-owned properties. Tulsa Day Center staff have discussed how the vote could cause more people to seek shelter services towards the end of each month.
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Find out what State Question 845 would change in Oklahoma’s court system
The Judicial Nominating Commission includes provisions to balance political party affiliation and prevent dominance by attorneys. State Question 845 would remove those.