GOP hopes to extend political power
Oklahoma Republicans hoping to extend their party's grip into the governor's mansion this fall trace the roots of their recent good fortune not to anti-Washington sentiment or the tea party movement, but to changes in state law and a 1994 political revolution that saw them grab four seats in Congress.
Democrats dominated Oklahoma politics for nearly a century — and it was 101 years after statehood before the G...
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