Oklahoma elections: Lamb eases to win in GOP race for lieutenant governor
Lamb advances to November general election
State Sen. Todd Lamb of Edmond, who served the past two years as the Senate's majority floor leader, eased to a win in Tuesday's five-man Republican primary race for lieutenant governor.
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He will face Democratic State Sen. Kenneth Corn, 33, of Poteau, and independent Richard Prawdzienski, 62, of Edmond, in the Nov. 2 general election. No other Democrats or independents filed for the office.
With all but 17 of 2,244 precincts reporting, Lamb had claimed 67 percent of the vote.
Lamb was the first Republican majority floor leader. If he wins the general election, he would be the first male Republican elected lieutenant governor since statehood in 1907. Mary Fallin was the only previous Republican elected to the position.
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