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Oklahoma / Norman-Area Elections List Oklahoma / Norman-Area Elections List Candidates listed in order in which they filed for office * indicates Incumbents; highlighted candidates are unopposed Some maybe useful web sites: Oklahoma http://www.youroklahoma.com/ (Government/Elected Officials) OK House of Representatives http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/house/ohorpage.htm OK Senate http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/senate/welcome.html OK Democratic Party http://www.okdemocrats.org/ OK Republican Party http://www.ecognizant.net/okgop/ US Elections.com http://www.uselections.com/ok/ok.htm (candidates official web sites listed if they showed up in Google’s Top 10) FEDERAL OFFICES: UNITED STATES SENATOR * Jim Inhofe, 67, Tulsa (R) http://www.inhofe.com/ David Walters, 50, Oklahoma City (D) http://www.waltersforsenate.com/ James Germalic, 59, Stigler (I) UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 1 * John Sullivan, 37, Tulsa (R) http://sullivan.house.gov/ Doug Dodd, 53, Tulsa (D) http://www.dougdodd.com/ Joe Cristiano, 59, Tulsa (I) UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 2 Kent Pharaoh, 57, Henryetta (R) http://www.pharaoh-4-congress.org/ * Brad Carson, 35, Claremore (D) http://www.bradcarson.com/ UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 3 * Frank D. Lucas, 42, Cheyenne (R) http://www.franklucas.org/ Robert T. Murphy, 54, Norman (I) UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 4 Tom Cole, 53, Moore (R) http://www.tomcoleforcongress.com/ Darryl Roberts, 57, Ardmore (D) http://www.robertsforcongress.com/ UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 5 Lou Barlow, 37, Oklahoma City (D) http://www.loubarlow.com/ * Ernest Istook, 52, Warr Acres (R) http://www.istook.com/ Donna C. Davis, 65, Edmond (I) STATE OFFICES: GOVERNOR Steve M. Largent, 47, Tulsa (R) http://www.largentforgovernor.com/ Brad Henry, 39, Shawnee (D) http://www.bradhenry4governor.com/ Gary L. Richardson, 61, Tulsa (I) http://www.richardsonforgovernor.org/ LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR * Mary Fallin, 47, Oklahoma City (R) http://www.maryfallin.com/ Laura Boyd, 53, Norman (D) http://www.lauraboyd.com/ Billy Maguire, 70, Edmond (I) Elmer Zen E.Z. Million, 61, Norman (I) http://www.ezmillion.net/ STATE AUDITOR AND INSPECTOR Jeff A. McMahan, 42, Tecumseh (D) http://www.mcmahanforstateauditor.com/ Gary Jones, 47, Cache (R) http://www.jonesauditor.com/ STATE TREASURER * Robert Butkin, 49, Tulsa (D) ATTORNEY GENERAL Denise A. Bode, 48, Geary (R) http://www.denisebode.com/ * Drew Edmondson, 55, Oklahoma City (D) http://www.edmondsonagain.com/ COMMISSIONER OF LABOR Lloyd L. Fields, 44, McAlester (D) http://www.lloydfields.com/ * Brenda Reneau Wynn, 47, Edmond (R) http://www.brendareneauwynn.com/ INSURANCE COMMISSIONER Doug Barry, 40, Oklahoma City (R) * Carroll Fisher, 62, Tulsa (D) CORPORATION COMMISSIONER Roger Bloxham, 74, Tulsa (I) Keith Butler, 45, Ada (D) http://www.friendsofkeithbutler.com/ Jeff Cloud, 41, Oklahoma City (R) http://www.jeffcloud.com/ SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION * Sandy Garrett, 59, Oklahoma City (D) http://www.sandygarrett.com/ Lloyd Roettger, 55, Oklahoma City (R) http://www.educateoklahoma.com/ NORMAN LEGISLATIVE OFFICES: STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 16 (OU, Norman south of Robinson, and southward to Lexington) * Cal Hobson, 57, Lexington (D) STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 24 (most of Stephens County, eastern Grady, northern McClain and part of northwestern Cleveland (Moore)) Daisy Lawler, 59, Comanche (D) * Carol Martin, 50, Comanche (R) STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 44 Chris Kannady, 22, Norman (R) * Bill Nations, 60, Norman (D) STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 45 * Thad Balkman, 30, Norman (R) Wallace Collins, 61, Norman (D) STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 46 * Doug Miller, 47, Norman (R) STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 53 Michael Ridgeway, 44, Newalla (D) * Carolyn Coleman, 49, Moore (R) Robert Bruce, 40, Oklahoma City (I) DISTRICT ATTORNEY, DISTRICT 21 * Tim D. Kuykendall, Norman (R) Tully McCoy, Purcell (D) CLEVELAND COUNTY OFFICES: Commissioner District #1 * Bill Graves, Republican, DOB 3/21/27, Norman Commissioner District #3 * Leroy Krohmer, Democrat, DOB 4/3/30, Noble Kevin Hopkins, Republican, DOB 12/17/66, Norman Assessor * Denise Heavner, Democrat, DOB 1/20/47, Norman Treasurer * Saundra DeSelms, Democrat, DOB 1/24/59, Norman Little Axe Fire District #70 * Willis C. McCraw, DOB 12/2/47, Newalla STATE QUESTIONS: For text of questions, see http://www.oklaosf.state.ok.us/~elections/sq_gen02.pdf. SQ 687 Makes cockfighting illegal SQ 693 Allows local governments to issue bonds for economic or community development, paid for with sales tax; also allows creation of regional economic development districts SQ 696 Exempts new storm shelters from property tax SQ 697 Allows counties and local governments to allocate certain previously-exempt property taxes for use in economic development SQ 698 Increases number of legal voters for certain initiative petitions from 8% to 15% SQ 701 Changes spending of tobacco trust fund SQ 702 Allows legislature to abate (reduce) taxes under certain provisions SQ 703 Limits liability of individuals contracting with state for information technology SQ 704 Allows use of school building funds for costs related to inspection of property .
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