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Published: November 9, 2008
Oklahoma state voters’ choices no surprise
BY MICHAEL McNUTT and JULIE BISBEE
Although some states embraced a Democratic agenda, Oklahoma voters clung to conservative values, supporting the Republican candidate for president and adding Republican seats in the House and Senate.

The addition of two seats gave Republicans the majority in the Senate for the first time in state history. Republicans and Democrats had been tied at 24 since 2006. House Republicans picked up four seats in the 101-memb...

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