Our choices: Five incumbents deserve new terms
EVERY four years, in the election cycle opposite the presidential race, Oklahomans choose most statewide officeholders. In the absence of a presidential election or high-profile state questions, interest in quadrennial state elections tends toward the anemic.
That’s been the case all year, with low participation noted in the primary and runoff elections and a low turnout predicted for the Nov. 7 ge...
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