Sample Ballot for Washington County – Republican Primary District 2 – June 28 2016

If you want to pull down your own sample ballot and if you live in a different area here is an online election tool for Oklahoma.  You can also locate your polling place with the online election tool.

June 28 Statewide Primary Election (7A-7P at your polling place)
Last day to register to vote: June 3
Deadline to request absentee ballot: 5 p.m. June 22
Early voting: Thursday, June 23, 8 AM – 6 PM
Friday, June 24, 8 AM – 6 PM
Saturday, June 25, 9 AM – 2 PM

More election date info here >>>

Here is the sample ballot for the Republican Primary for Washington County District 2 which will occur on June 28, 2016:

Finding Gems & Sharing Them – Republican Primary Sample Ballot for Washington County District 2 – June 28 2016

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How We Treat People Really Does Matter

…Party Unity for Thee, but Not for Me

 

Unfortunately, the Washington County/District 1 leadership’s handling of an upcoming fundraiser in Dewey called me to point out that calls for “Party unity” must be consistent.  How we treat people matters – all of the time – not depending upon which faction is in or out of power. 

 

 

On Jul 19, 2015, at 5:26 PM, Sandra Crosnoe wrote:

When I first received the letter below from Suzanne Callihan on behalf of Grace Farmer, I was stunned at the many levels of poor protocol and bad behavior for unity of the party embedded.  So I called Randy Brogdon our recently elected State Republican Party Chair to see if he had even been invited to the event. The answer was no he had not.  So I proceeded to write a note to Grace and see if she would correct the problems.  Here is a copy of my note sent on July 16th:

Grace,

In reviewing the press release, I find myself mystified at the breach of protocol in excluding our new Republican Party State Chair as one of your special guest speakers. When I first read it I hoped that Randy had been invited but declined. Unfortunately, when I called him today, he reported that he was not invited.

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I would not like to think that Randy was purposefully excluded but it might very well be difficult for many people involved with the party to avoid drawing that conclusion, based on history. Considering that Party leadership should set an example and avoid all appearance of impropriety or personal conflicts of interest, it would seem that the obvious thing to do would be secure an appearance or attendance by Randy and send out an updated, corrected version of the release.

 .

I do hope to hear from you within a day or two about corrective action on this so that I don’t find myself in an awkward position when I update my network about upcoming events and can send the corrected version.  I would also hope that the revised version would be sent to everyone that the original was sent to as well.

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Regards,
Sandra Crosnoe
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cc:  Suzanne Callihan

No apology note or corrected email has gone out so far to my knowledge.  I understand that now Randy Brodgon has had a phone call or message from Grace inviting him to or letting him know about the event.  Time will tell if he will be given the respect due the office or even if he will be able to attend the event due to this late notice.

 

Meanwhile I am asking all my Washington County friends to make sure that whatever they are giving the local party for the event below, please take time to be a Minuteman for the State Party.  It is easy and you can donate monthly or annually here >>> or click on pic below.

 

For Life and Liberty,

Sandra Crosnoe

PCT Chair Washington County

Alt National Delegate 2012

 

Begin forwarded message:

From: Suzanne Callihan <suzanne_callihan@sbcglobal.net>

Subject: Washington County Republican Party Fundraiser 8/1 at Dewey Fairgrounds

Date: July 13, 2015 at 10:05:32 PM CDT

Reply-To: Suzanne Callihan <suzanne_callihan@sbcglobal.net>

 

 

Washington County Republican Party Holding a Fundraiser on August 1

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

JULY 13, 2015

 

The Washington County Republican Party will be holding a fundraiser on August 1, from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Dewey.  The casual BBQ dinner is open to the public, but attendees are encouraged to purchase tickets online ahead of the event.  Guest speakers include Bartlesville native and Oklahoma Labor Commissioner Mark Costello and Oklahoma Republican Party State vice Chair, Estella Hernandez.  Special guest, Jim Bridenstine who represents Oklahoma’s First District will also be in attendance.

 

Mark Costello, a fourth generation Oklahoman was born in Bartlesville and was first elected as Labor Commissioner in 2010.  Before being elected to office, Mark founded several companies, creating hundreds of jobs within Oklahoma.   Since being elected, he has fought in finding efficiencies within the Labor Commissioners office, saving taxpayers well over a half a million dollars. 

 

Estela Hernandez has been married for 14 years and is the mother of 3 kids. Together, she and her husband own and operate a local construction company. She was elected Vice Chair of the Oklahoma Republican Party on April 11, 2015.  She is Chairman of the Community Engagement Committee for Oklahoma Federation of Republican Women.  She helped develop a successful community engagement program for OKC Republican Women’s Club and Oklahoma County GOP.  By attending monthly naturalization ceremonies, she is registering new citizens to vote and sharing with them the importance of civic engagement.  

 

The mission of the Washington County Republican Party is to continue growth of the GOP at the grassroots level within Washington County through voter registration; education and helping Republican candidates get elected to offices.

 

The Fundraiser is from 4pm to 6pm on August 1.  Tickets are $30 and sponsorships are available.  A live auction will be hosted by State National Committeeman Steve Fair.  All proceeds help support the Washington County GOP activities including local candidate’s elections. Tickets can be purchase online by going to https://washingtoncountygop.eventbrite.com or by searching Washington County at Eventbrite.com.  For more information, contact Grace Farmer at 918- 440-4405.

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National Day of Prayer in Bartlesville Was a Solemn Assembly with a Spirit of Humility

Pastors from all over the city led prayers over various topics from Marriage to Business, to Media and more. Together we prayed out loud a prayer of repentance – chilling in it’s scope. While I have attended the day of prayer events in the past and even called people to join in —  this time there was something different in the air. I don’t know if people realize how much trouble we are in as a nation, but they seemed to. There was a spirit of humility in the air, a sense of urgency to get it right, a calling that we must beseech the Lord for His grace and mercy in this time.  We have failed to do the things necessary to protect this nation in this hour.  We do not know if there is time to turn things around, but we do know the solutions are beyond our abilities.  We will need the intervention of the Lord God Almighty every step of the way.

 

 (Donna Gustafson, Congressman Jim Bridenstine, Paul Gustafson, Pastor Rod MacIlvane, Sandra Crosnoe at the Bartlesville National Day of Prayer 2015)

National Day of Prayer – Bartlesville
5/7/15 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
The Voice of the Martyrs Auditorium

Events in other areas: : http://nationaldayofprayer.org

Permalink: https://scrosnoe.wordpress.com/2015/05/08/national-day-of-prayer2015/

Congratulations Oklahoma Winners — Actions will Validate Campaign Promises — Oklahoma General Election Results 2012

Oklahoma Election Results 2012 Summary version:

Romney wins Oklahoma but Obama is reelected President of the United States in a very close election.

Bridenstine wins Oklahoma CD01 Congressional Seat replacing Sullivan (who he beat in the primary election).

Oklahoma passes all six state questions and retains all judges listed on the ballot.

Here are the more detailed Oklahoma election results:

http://www.ok.gov/elections/support/ok_results_seb.html (for latest results)

Results as of: 11/7/2012 5:42:44 AM
PRESIDENT
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
BARACK OBAMA (DEM)			19,328			43,121		380,338		442,787	33.2%
MITT ROMNEY (REP)			44,617			68,596		776,497		889,710	66.8%
	Total		63,945			111,717		1,156,835		1,332,497
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE
FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 01
			327 of 327 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JOHN OLSON (DEM)			4,118			6,287		80,905		91,310	32.0%
JIM BRIDENSTINE (REP)			8,980			7,541		164,365		180,886	63.5%
CRAIG ALLEN (IND)			510			451		11,825		12,786	4.5%
	Total		13,608			14,279		257,095		284,982
FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 02
			530 of 530 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
ROB WALLACE (DEM)			2,995			10,983		81,953		95,931	38.3%
MARKWAYNE MULLIN (REP)			5,672			16,836		121,009		143,517	57.3%
MICHAEL G. FULKS (IND)			400			1,045		9,364		10,809	4.3%
	Total		9,067			28,864		212,326		250,257
FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 03
			481 of 481 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
TIMOTHY RAY MURRAY (DEM)			2,308			6,251		44,736		53,295	20.0%
FRANK D. LUCAS (REP)			8,921			21,954		170,088		200,963	75.3%
WILLIAM M. SANDERS (IND)			524			1,135		11,087		12,746	4.8%
	Total		11,753			29,340		225,911		267,004
FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 04
			350 of 350 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
DONNA MARIE BEBO (DEM)			3,370			7,814		60,571		71,755	27.6%
TOM COLE (REP)			8,728			13,999		153,834		176,561	67.9%
RJ HARRIS (IND)			531			732		10,462		11,725	4.5%
	Total		12,629			22,545		224,867		260,041
FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 05
			273 of 273 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
TOM GUILD (DEM)			4,598			9,577		83,184		97,359	37.3%
JAMES LANKFORD (REP)			10,737			6,117		136,567		153,421	58.7%
PAT MARTIN (IND)			195			213		4,972		5,380	2.1%
ROBERT T. MURPHY (IND)			223			182		4,757		5,162	2.0%
	Total		15,753			16,089		229,480		261,322
STATE SENATOR
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 3
			47 of 47 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JIM BYNUM (DEM)			593			932		9,737		11,262	45.7%
WAYNE SHAW (REP)			697			1,131		11,555		13,383	54.3%
	Total		1,290			2,063		21,292		24,645
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 5
			85 of 85 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JERRY ELLIS (DEM)			389			1,418		14,111		15,918	66.5%
HOWARD HOUCHEN (REP)			330			953		6,724		8,007	33.5%
	Total		719			2,371		20,835		23,925
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 7
			76 of 76 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
J. PAUL LANE (DEM)			442			1,208		10,490		12,140	46.2%
LARRY BOGGS (REP)			559			1,353		12,248		14,160	53.8%
	Total		1,001			2,561		22,738		26,300
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 9
			32 of 32 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
EARL GARRISON (DEM)			486			3,172		13,518		17,176	69.7%
BARNEY S TAYLOR (REP)			301			1,313		5,855		7,469	30.3%
	Total		787			4,485		19,373		24,645
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 11
			36 of 36 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JABAR SHUMATE (DEM)			740			1,881		12,573		15,194	76.0%
DAVE BELL (REP)			183			168		3,056		3,407	17.0%
CURTIS J. MULLINS (IND)			39			78		1,284		1,401	7.0%
	Total		962			2,127		16,913		20,002
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 13
			51 of 51 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
SUSAN PADDACK (DEM)			600			2,419		16,789		19,808	75.9%
FRED E SMITH (REP)			288			755		5,263		6,306	24.1%
	Total		888			3,174		22,052		26,114
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 15
			31 of 31 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
CLAUDIA GRIFFITH (DEM)			623			1,149		9,950		11,722	38.4%
ROB STANDRIDGE (REP)			1,128			1,135		16,503		18,766	61.6%
	Total		1,751			2,284		26,453		30,488
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 27
			77 of 77 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
A. BRYCE MARLATT (REP)			1,126			3,254		18,808		23,188	84.5%
TOMMY W. NICHOLSON (IND)			201			589		3,470		4,260	15.5%
	Total		1,327			3,843		22,278		27,448
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 31
			53 of 53 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
TONY TERRILL (DEM)			274			1,073		6,156		7,503	32.2%
DON BARRINGTON (REP)			607			1,842		13,348		15,797	67.8%
	Total		881			2,915		19,504		23,300
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 39
			39 of 39 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JULIE HALL (DEM)			787			628		12,960		14,375	43.1%
BRIAN A. CRAIN (REP)			1,166			599		17,228		18,993	56.9%
	Total		1,953			1,227		30,188		33,368
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 41
			29 of 29 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
CLARK JOLLEY (REP)			2,295			1,026		24,059		27,380	79.4%
RICHARD PRAWDZIENSKI (IND)			437			404		6,262		7,103	20.6%
	Total		2,732			1,430		30,321		34,483
FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 43
			54 of 54 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
MIKE FULLERTON (DEM)			311			682		7,721		8,714	29.3%
COREY BROOKS (REP)			942			1,683		18,384		21,009	70.7%
	Total		1,253			2,365		26,105		29,723
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 2
			21 of 21 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
RICK AGENT (DEM)			178			650		4,608		5,436	46.3%
JOHN R. BENNETT (REP)			217			790		5,307		6,314	53.7%
	Total		395			1,440		9,915		11,750
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 3
			21 of 21 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JAMES H LOCKHART (DEM)			210			756		6,045		7,011	59.8%
ROGER MATTOX (REP)			161			673		3,883		4,717	40.2%
	Total		371			1,429		9,928		11,728
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 12
			18 of 18 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
WADE ROUSSELOT (DEM)			203			799		6,323		7,325	53.9%
DAVID TACKETT (REP)			268			564		5,424		6,256	46.1%
	Total		471			1,363		11,747		13,581
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 14
			15 of 15 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JERRY RAINS (DEM)			183			789		4,690		5,662	45.1%
ARTHUR HULBERT (REP)			271			993		5,616		6,880	54.9%
	Total		454			1,782		10,306		12,542
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 16
			29 of 29 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JERRY SHOEMAKE (DEM)			187			687		6,656		7,530	61.0%
JAMES DELSO (REP)			202			339		4,277		4,818	39.0%
	Total		389			1,026		10,933		12,348
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 20
			22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
MATT BRANSTETTER (DEM)			176			278		3,815		4,269	33.5%
BOBBY CLEVELAND (REP)			452			538		7,471		8,461	66.5%
	Total		628			816		11,286		12,730
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 21
			17 of 17 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JERRY L. TOMLINSON (DEM)			98			453		3,564		4,115	36.0%
DUSTIN ROBERTS (REP)			190			885		6,232		7,307	64.0%
	Total		288			1,338		9,796		11,422
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 22
			32 of 32 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
DORIS ANNE ROW (DEM)			198			900		5,391		6,489	49.1%
CHARLES A McCALL (REP)			230			1,031		5,460		6,721	50.9%
	Total		428			1,931		10,851		13,210
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 23
			14 of 14 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
SHAWNA KELLER (DEM)			123			197		4,080		4,400	41.5%
TERRY O’DONNELL (REP)			227			239		5,730		6,196	58.5%
	Total		350			436		9,810		10,596
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 26
			13 of 13 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
PATTY SUE WAGSTAFF (DEM)			210			693		3,944		4,847	39.4%
JUSTIN FREELAND WOOD (REP)			284			1,027		6,144		7,455	60.6%
	Total		494			1,720		10,088		12,302
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 27
			17 of 17 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
RANDY R GILBERT (DEM)			172			320		4,466		4,958	38.1%
JOSH COCKROFT (REP)			400			544		7,117		8,061	61.9%
	Total		572			864		11,583		13,019
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 28
			17 of 17 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
MARILYN RAINWATER (DEM)			107			381		3,711		4,199	37.2%
TOM NEWELL (REP)			280			535		6,275		7,090	62.8%
	Total		387			916		9,986		11,289
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 29
			21 of 21 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
DAVID W NARCOMEY (DEM)			101			294		2,826		3,221	23.6%
SKYE McNIEL (REP)			298			860		9,242		10,400	76.4%
	Total		399			1,154		12,068		13,621
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 32
			23 of 23 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
KEITH KINNAMON (DEM)			183			556		5,115		5,854	42.8%
JASON SMALLEY (REP)			277			693		6,844		7,814	57.2%
	Total		460			1,249		11,959		13,668
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 36
			20 of 20 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JIM MASSEY (DEM)			217			160		4,425		4,802	34.6%
SEAN ROBERTS (REP)			435			240		8,399		9,074	65.4%
	Total		652			400		12,824		13,876
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 37
			23 of 23 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
NANCY L. NIEMANN (DEM)			211			356		4,756		5,323	40.9%
STEVEN E. VAUGHAN (REP)			417			605		6,685		7,707	59.1%
	Total		628			961		11,441		13,030
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 42
			24 of 24 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
STEVEN VINES (DEM)			123			282		2,308		2,713	20.2%
LISA J. BILLY (REP)			417			1,140		9,146		10,703	79.8%
	Total		540			1,422		11,454		13,416
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 45
			11 of 11 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
PAULA ROBERTS (DEM)			348			755		5,665		6,768	49.9%
AARON STILES (REP)			389			553		5,844		6,786	50.1%
	Total		737			1,308		11,509		13,554
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 47
			14 of 14 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
LEON A PIVINSKI (DEM)			178			252		2,725		3,155	20.4%
LESLIE KATHRYN OSBORN (REP)			808			898		10,604		12,310	79.6%
	Total		986			1,150		13,329		15,465
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 48
			20 of 20 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
BRIAN SPENCER (DEM)			153			413		3,059		3,625	28.0%
PATRICK OWNBEY (REP)			368			1,033		7,904		9,305	72.0%
	Total		521			1,446		10,963		12,930
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 51
			23 of 23 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
STEWART MEYER (DEM)			174			382		4,559		5,115	35.7%
SCOTT R. BIGGS (REP)			436			670		8,119		9,225	64.3%
	Total		610			1,052		12,678		14,340
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 56
			29 of 29 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
DAVID L PERRYMAN (DEM)			211			766		5,110		6,087	50.5%
CHUCK UTSLER (REP)			243			656		5,059		5,958	49.5%
	Total		454			1,422		10,169		12,045
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 60
			19 of 19 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
KENDRA MENZ-KIMBLE (DEM)			168			450		4,095		4,713	37.7%
DAN FISHER (REP)			345			677		6,763		7,785	62.3%
	Total		513			1,127		10,858		12,498
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 66
			17 of 17 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
DAVID C. PHILLIPS, III (DEM)			186			222		3,975		4,383	33.2%
JADINE NOLLAN (REP)			331			259		8,246		8,836	66.8%
	Total		517			481		12,221		13,219
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 71
			16 of 16 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
DAN ARTHRELL (DEM)			367			409		5,685		6,461	46.8%
KATIE HENKE (REP)			492			302		6,563		7,357	53.2%
	Total		859			711		12,248		13,818
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 72
			19 of 19 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
SENECA SCOTT (DEM)			181			455		5,350		5,986	72.7%
RANDALL L. REESE (REP)			78			80		2,087		2,245	27.3%
	Total		259			535		7,437		8,231
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 76
			13 of 13 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
GLENDA K. PUETT (DEM)			177			218		4,700		5,095	32.3%
DAVID BRUMBAUGH (REP)			551			235		9,880		10,666	67.7%
	Total		728			453		14,580		15,761
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 78
			21 of 21 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
JEANNIE McDANIEL (DEM)			422			394		7,988		8,804	61.4%
PAUL CATALANO (REP)			226			167		5,134		5,527	38.6%
	Total		648			561		13,122		14,331
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 83
			18 of 18 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
ED HOLZBERGER (DEM)			360			661		4,876		5,897	34.9%
RANDY McDANIEL (REP)			1,085			409		9,491		10,985	65.1%
	Total		1,445			1,070		14,367		16,882
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 86
			25 of 25 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
WILL FOURKILLER (DEM)			440			566		6,322		7,328	68.7%
RUSSELL DON TURNER (REP)			180			268		2,890		3,338	31.3%
	Total		620			834		9,212		10,666
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 87
			13 of 13 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
NICK SINGER (DEM)			243			357		5,082		5,682	44.6%
JASON NELSON (REP)			461			174		6,413		7,048	55.4%
	Total		704			531		11,495		12,730
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 88
			13 of 13 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
KAY FLOYD (DEM)			266			419		6,774		7,459	69.2%
AARON KASPEREIT (REP)			181			112		3,032		3,325	30.8%
	Total		447			531		9,806		10,784
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 99
			16 of 16 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
ANASTASIA A. PITTMAN (DEM)			408			1,841		8,379		10,628	83.5%
WILLARD LINZY (REP)			123			157		1,819		2,099	16.5%
	Total		531			1,998		10,198		12,727
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 101
			19 of 19 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
STEPHEN E COVERT (DEM)			242			287		4,586		5,115	32.4%
GARY BANZ (REP)			575			181		9,908		10,664	67.6%
	Total		817			468		14,494		15,779
JUDICIAL RETENTION
SUPREME COURT – NOMA D. GURICH
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			33,377			65,638		689,311		788,326	66.5%
NO			17,255			33,167		347,457		397,879	33.5%
	Total		50,632			98,805		1,036,768		1,186,205
SUPREME COURT – YVONNE KAUGER
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			32,610			64,499		676,471		773,580	65.6%
NO			17,880			33,639		353,262		404,781	34.4%
	Total		50,490			98,138		1,029,733		1,178,361
SUPREME COURT – JAMES E. EDMONDSON
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			33,166			65,843		691,763		790,772	66.9%
NO			17,485			32,677		341,080		391,242	33.1%
	Total		50,651			98,520		1,032,843		1,182,014
SUPREME COURT – DOUGLAS L. COMBS
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			32,770			65,101		684,656		782,527	66.4%
NO			17,424			33,149		345,280		395,853	33.6%
	Total		50,194			98,250		1,029,936		1,178,380
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS – CLANCY SMITH
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			32,591			63,777		674,548		770,916	65.8%
NO			17,268			33,882		349,323		400,473	34.2%
	Total		49,859			97,659		1,023,871		1,171,389
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS – ARLENE JOHNSON
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			32,822			65,084		680,298		778,204	66.6%
NO			17,036			32,473		341,290		390,799	33.4%
	Total		49,858			97,557		1,021,588		1,169,003
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS – DAVID B. LEWIS
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			32,973			64,784		684,056		781,813	67.0%
NO			16,741			32,577		335,978		385,296	33.0%
	Total		49,714			97,361		1,020,034		1,167,109
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – P. THOMAS THORNBRUGH
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			33,353			64,193		687,579		785,125	67.3%
NO			16,398			33,030		331,764		381,192	32.7%
	Total		49,751			97,223		1,019,343		1,166,317
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – WILLIAM C. HETHERINGTON, JR.
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			32,377			63,358		666,257		761,992	65.6%
NO			17,186			33,485		348,188		398,859	34.4%
	Total		49,563			96,843		1,014,445		1,160,851
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – KENNETH L. BUETTNER
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			33,067			63,719		683,415		780,201	67.3%
NO			16,424			32,978		330,189		379,591	32.7%
	Total		49,491			96,697		1,013,604		1,159,792
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – ROBERT BOBBY BELL
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			32,328			63,249		669,133		764,710	65.9%
NO			17,193			33,479		344,648		395,320	34.1%
	Total		49,521			96,728		1,013,781		1,160,030
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – E. BAY MITCHELL, III
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES			32,904			63,906		679,451		776,261	66.9%
NO			16,607			32,903		334,726		384,236	33.1%
	Total		49,511			96,809		1,014,177		1,160,497
STATE QUESTIONS
STATE QUESTION NO. 758 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 358
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES			42,807			68,814		745,090		856,711	67.7%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO			14,445			37,287		356,593		408,325	32.3%
	Total		57,252			106,101		1,101,683		1,265,036
STATE QUESTION NO. 759 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 359
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES			34,174			57,866		652,514		744,554	59.2%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO			22,885			47,656		442,705		513,246	40.8%
	Total		57,059			105,522		1,095,219		1,257,800
STATE QUESTION NO. 762 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 360
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES			33,876			62,376		647,613		743,865	59.2%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO			23,092			43,015		447,027		513,134	40.8%
	Total		56,968			105,391		1,094,640		1,256,999
STATE QUESTION NO. 764 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 361
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES			32,167			58,738		614,131		705,036	56.7%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO			24,006			45,555		469,047		538,608	43.3%
	Total		56,173			104,293		1,083,178		1,243,644
STATE QUESTION NO. 765 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 362
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES			34,595			58,889		657,074		750,558	59.9%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO			21,974			46,184		433,932		502,090	40.1%
	Total		56,569			105,073		1,091,006		1,252,648
STATE QUESTION NO. 766 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 363
			1960 of 1960 Precincts Completely Reporting
			ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES			38,321			65,374		721,047		824,742	65.0%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO			18,923			41,058		384,656		444,637	35.0%
	Total		57,244			106,432		1,105,703		1,269,379
Results as of: 11/7/2012 5:42:44 AM

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Congressional District 1 – Candidate Debate at OKWU on September 18th

Candidate Debate

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Tuesday September 18, 6:00pm – 7:30pm

Location: Lyon Chapel and Fine Arts Center

OKWU is pleased to be chosen as the site for the first and perhaps exclusive debate between Jim Bridenstine and John Olson. University President, Dr. Everett Piper, will serve as host and moderator. Panelists will include Charlie Taraboletti of KWON radio and Pat Campbell of KFAQ. Questions will be taken from students and others in attendance.

Olson and Bridenstine are the Democrat and Republican candidates running for the OK District 1 House of Representatives.

John Olson is a husband and father to six children, a former U.S. Army Drill Sargeant, attorney, Afghan war veteran and small-business owner.

Jim Bridenstine is a husband and father to three children, Lieutenant Commander & pilot is U.S. Navy Reserve, has served in both Afghanistan and Iraq, and former Exec Director Tulsa Air Museum.

Both men will discuss and debate the important issues for our country today. The Bartlesville community is encouraged to attend and participate.

There will be a reception with Matt Pinnell following the debate for Republicans and friends of Jim Bridenstine:

Oklahoma Wesleyan University College Republicans

 Cordially invite you to join us at a complimentary reception with

Matt Pinnell

Oklahoma Republican Party – Chairman

Immediately following the Bridenstine v. Olsen Debate

When: September 18, 2012

Time: 7:15p.m.

Where: OKWU Chapel Foyer 

Light Refreshments Provided

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Special thanks to Connor Whitham
OKWU College Republicans – Chair

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