Voters in Edmond, Norman, Moore and Lawton to elect Senators
Both parties are watching the five seats up for election that don't have incumbents, but also hoping some of their challengers can unseat the seven incumbents seeking re-election in Oklahoma.
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Published: November 4, 2012
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The essentially new seat has Republican Corey Brooks, a Navy veteran and rancher from Washington, OK, who is facing Democrat Mike Fullerton, a senior roadway designer from Newcastle.
Term limitations
In Edmond, voters will decide between Sen. Clark Jolley, R-Edmond, and Richard Prawdzienski, an independent candidate who considers himself a libertarian.
Due to term limits, this would be Jolley's final term in office. Prawdzienski has pledged to shake up the status quo if elected, while Jolley is an influential senator among Republican leadership, chairing several key committees.
In Lawton, two-term incumbent Don Barrington, a Republican, is being challenged by Tony Terrill, a Democrat, who teaches middle school.
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