
Election Day Photo Essay: See photographs taken by Multimedia Producer John Clanton throughout the day in Tulsa, chronicling what happened and the point of views of Tulsans of both parties.|
Union, Jenks voters approve bond issues
2/12/2013
Union and Jenks voters handily approved bond issues for their school districts, while Broken Arrow and Liberty voters selected new school board members. |
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Dustin, Graham voters approve school consolidation
2/12/2013
Under the plan, the Dustin facility will host prekindergarten through fourth-grade students, and the Graham facility will have fifth- through 12th-graders. |
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Amid the tumult and the uproar surrounding the fiscal cliff and the Affordable Care Act, two recent reports by Sen. Tom Coburn outlining federal waste probably didn't get as much notice as they deserved. |
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President Barack Obama was declared the winner of Florida's 29 electoral votes Saturday, ending a four-day count with a razor-thin margin that narrowly avoided an automatic recount that would have brought back memories of 2000. |
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If Congress were a third-grade classroom, the other kids would call Oklahoma 'Shorty.' |
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Despite pushback from state prosecutors and a sudden position change by Gov. Mary Fallin, voters on Tuesday approved a constitutional amendment reducing the governor's role in paroles of nonviolent offenders. |
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Is Oklahoma no longer the reddest state in the nation? |
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Here's a joke for you: What's the difference between a pay phone and an Oklahoma legislative Democrat? |
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Oklahoma's vote Tuesday to put governance of the Department of Human Services in the hands of the Governor's Office and to replace the agency's oversight commission with advisory panels opened the door to further changes down the road. |
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One day after a bruising, mixed-verdict election, President Barack Obama and Republican House Speaker John Boehner both pledged Wednesday to seek a compromise to avert looming spending cuts and tax increases that threaten to plunge the economy back into recession. |
President: Mitt Romney
U.S. Congress, District 1: John Olson
U.S. Congress, District 2: Rob Wallace
U.S. Congress, District 3: Frank Lucas
U.S. Congress, District 4: Tom Cole
State Senate, District 11: Jabar Shumate
State House District 23: Shawna Keller
State House District 71: Dan Arthrell
State House District 72: Seneca Scott
State House District 78: Jeannie McDaniel
For retention: All 12 justices and judges are worthy of remaining on the bench
State question 758: NO
State question 759: NO
State question 762: YES
State question 764: YES
State question 765: YES
State question 766: YES
Vision2: YES to Proposition 1 and 2
Osage County, County Commission, District 2: Scott Hilton
Tulsa County, City Council, District 1: Jack Henderson
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