With no Senate or Governor’s race in Oklahoma, all attention will be on the race for President and their five representatives in the House. Regarding the Presidential sweepstakes, this is very red state and there is no doubt that Romney will carry the state by double digit margins. Thus, he picks up 7 electoral votes here. Basically, two of the five districts are of interest. | Read More »
There is little drama in Oklahoma with no statewide races on the ballot. Perhaps one of the reddest of red states, it is certain that the eventual GOP nominee will take Oklahoma’s seven electoral votes. Instead, the interest will be on the Congressional races, especially the 2nd District. In the 1st, Republican John Sullivan, who has held the district since 2002, faces his biggest challenge | Read More »
In a state vying for the title of perhaps the reddest of red states, it would appear that Republicans look to put a stanglehold on politics in the Sooner state. Term-limited Democratic Governor Brad Henry should be replaced by former 5th District Republican Congresswoman Mary Fallin. She enjoys a 15-point lead over her opponent Jari Askins. Fallin, before going to Washington, was Lt. Governor | Read More »
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