Ada primary election voters get League of Women Voters guide
Ada Evening News and the League of Women Voters provide nonpartisan candidate information for county races. Details cover sheriff, county commissioner districts 1 2 3, and candidate Q A responses with answers limited to the first fifty words submitted.
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The
League of Women Voters of
Ada
Ada Evening News
Oklahoma
League
Candidates For State Representative District 25
LONNIE L. ABBOTT Democrat outlines vast experience and education including East Central State College and Oklahoma University degrees and 12 years in the Oklahoma House. FRANKLIN CALHOUN HOOVER Democrat promises tax relief, education quality, highway progress, mental health facilities, environmental safeguards with balanced job impact and public approval before any tax changes.
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East Central State College
Okla. University
Oklahoma House
Ada High School
University of Oklahoma College
East Central Ecology Information Center
Pontotoc County Precincts List For Voting And District Notes
Voter locations span courthouses schools churches and community centers across Pontotoc County. The notice lists precincts for Ward and voting districts, noting districts and polling sites plus changes from legislative reapportionment. It explains that all Pontotoc voters will choose District 3 congressman and District 13 state senator, while state representative districts split within southern Pontotoc and rest vote accordingly.
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Pontotoc County
Carl Albert
Marvin D. Andrews
George A. Miller
George F. Dude Powell
Bill E. Heath
Charlie O'Dell
Jack F. Kelly
Kenneth ©. Converse
Roff
Fitzhugh
Stonewall
Union Valley
Lonnie L. Abbott
Franklin Calhoun Hoover
Oklahoma State Questions Overview on Tax and Bond Proposals
State Questions 406 487 488 489 and 490 present amendments to the Oklahoma Constitution and related statutes. Proposals cover property assessment by use up to 35 percent, emergency school levies, voter eligibility for bond elections, city debt limits, and school fund investments. Public voters face multiple changes affecting taxation, borrowing, and investment rules.
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Oklahoma
Legisature
State of
United States Supreme Court
Permanent Common School
United States
School Land Commission
Commission
Candidates For United States Representative District 3
Candidates for District 3 include Carl Albert a Democrat with a background from McAlester schools to Oklahoma University and Rhodes Scholar credentials and Harold J Marshall an Independent who studied chiropractic and farming. Marshall pledges strong defense education reform and constitutional limits on undeclared wars with calls to curb deficit spending.
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Carl Albert
McAlester
McAlester High School
Oklahoma University
Oxford
England
Congress
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Rae) Thompson
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