106.3 Norman
105.7 Oklahoma City/Spencer
103.1 Seminole
97.9 Ada
106.9 Chickasha
WebLinks: Guide to the 2010 Statewide Elections in Oklahoma
 The Oklahoma State Election Board's guide to the 2010 statewide elections and more information about elections in Oklahoma can be found on the election board website. Information can be found about results of past elections, deadlines and voter registration statistics.
In-Depth: Primary Results
 MP3Oklahomans will elect a woman as governor for the first time in state history following the July 27 primary election. You can check on the races you're interested in from the state Election Board website. Aug. 24 Election Results
Here are some numbers from the August 24 runoff election (with all precincts reporting). (REPUBLICAN) FOR INSURANCE COMMISSIONER JOHN P. CRAWFORD 35,294 29.45% JOHN DOAK 84,570 70.55% (REPUBLICAN) FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 2 CHARLES THOMPSON 7,489 67.27% DANIEL EDMONDS 3,644 32.73% (REPUBLICAN) FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 5 JAMES LANKFORD 29,814 65.22% KEVIN CALVEY 15,899 34.78% (REPUBLICAN) FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT NO. 44 JAMES DAVENPORT 934 41.70% RALPH SHORTEY 1,306 58.30% Norman Election Results
Norman residents voted down propositions that would have raised rates for sanitation services and water delivery. City officials had said the rate hikes were needed to cover increased costs for those services.
Aug. 24, 2010
Oklahoma Voices: 5th District Republican Runoff
Part 1 Part 2 A hard-fought Republican race for Oklahoma's only open U.S. House seat tops Tuesday's primary runoff election. Former four-term state Rep. Kevin Calvey faces political newcomer James Lankford for the chance to represent the GOP in the 5th District election in November. Stay tuned to KGOU Tuesday evening, Aug. 24 for the latest election results.
Oklahoma Voices: Lawton Gubernatorial Forum
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On July 27 Oklahoma voters will decide on the candidates who will face each other in November's general election. Listen to audio of The Oklahoma Academy's gubernatorial forum recorded in Lawton by public radio station KCCU. The two Democratic candidates for governor, Lieutenant Governor Jari Askins and Attorney General Drew Edmondson and half of the Republican field, Robert Hubbard and Roger L. Jackson, attended the event. State Senator Randy Brogdon and U.S. Rep. Mary Fallin did not attend. The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma President John Feaver serves as moderator. Oklahoma Voices: Governor Candidates Discuss Education, Immigration
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Four of the six candidates vying to be Oklahoma's next governor met for a forum June 16 at Oklahoma City University. Jari Askins, Drew Edmondson, Robert Hubbard, and Roger Jackson were joined by the contenders to be the next state Superintendent of Public Instruction: Jerry Combrink, Susan Paddack, Larry Huff (Democrats), Janet Barresi, Brian S. Kelly (Republicans), and Richard E. Cooper (Independent). The candidates addressed education issues extensively, but also touched on immigration and the continued state budget crisis that will likely continue into the next legislative session. Gubernatorial candidates Mary Fallin and Randy Brogdon were invited but did not attend Wednesday's forum. (Part 1 is a four-minute news report; Parts 2 and 3 are the entire event.)
Oklahoma Voices: State Attorney General Forum
Part 1 Part 2 The two Republican and one Democratic candidates for state Attorney General met June 9 on the campus of Oklahoma City University to push their case for why they should be elected to succeed Drew Edmondson. KGOU recorded the event with Ryan Leonard, Jim Priest and Scott Pruitt. Due to the length of the forum, it is divided into two sections. You can find out more about all the state races from the Oklahoma Election Board.
Oklahoma Voices: Gubernatorial Candidates
MP3 Voters will cast their first ballots in Oklahoma's gubernatorial election July 27. Four candidates for the seat currently held by term-limited Gov. Brad Henry shared the stage last spring at an Oklahoma Women's Coalition luncheon. In this edition of Oklahoma Voices, we'll hear from gubernatorial candidates:
Oklahoma Voices: State Question 744
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3There are several state questions voters will decide in November, but one has drawn the opposition of state legislative leaders and candidates for governor. That is State Question 744, also called the HOPE Initiative Petition. HOPE stands for Helping Oklahoma Public Education. The ballot proposal is supported by the Oklahoma Education Association. Last September, a legislative interim study heard from supporters of State Question 744 and state agency officials on what the effect of passage would be if they had to cut their budgets. You can also see an on-screen presentation from the state Dept. of Human Services.
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