In the home stretch, race builds steam
Presidential election: Amid telling poll results, Oklahoma political parties face off in attempts to take nation's top seat
Obama campaign plans boost in efforts, t
Democratic presidential nominee U.S. Sen. Barack Obama will have an increased presence in Oklahoma .
And Ivan Holmes , the chairman of the Oklahoma Democratic Party , says more Obama signs could be seen in the Sooner State if he could keep a supply on hand to distribute.
Obama's campaign, which opened an office this month in Tulsa , was scheduled to open a campaign office this weekend in Oklahoma City , sai...
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