Democratic Renomination Triumph in Primary Return
Champion wins the renomination with a clear majority in unofficial returns from yesterdays primary. Voter shift sinks 72 year old W H Murray a former governor and congressman who failed to hatch rural votes. Orel Busby Ada attorney trails Lee who gains the protest vote as Busby concedes. In 2112 of 3674 precincts Lee 96753 Busby ...
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Bill) Murray
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Republicans pick Pine to oppose Lee in November election
In Oklahoma, Republican W. B. Pine, an Okmulgee industrialist and former Senate member, secures a strong bid to face Lee in the November race. Kerr leads the Democratic gubernatorial contest with a several thousand vote edge over Smith, while Frank P. Douglas trails. Republican W. J. Otsen gains party backing in the race for governor’s contest.
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Oklahoma primary race unfolds with contests in third and fourth districts
In Oklahoma the House roads committee member seeks re election against veteran Paul Stewart while Lyle Boren gains lead over Park Wyatt in Seminole and Shawnee. Voters face a broad Democratic governor race as observers estimate about 500000 voting in the primary and 40000 in the Republican contest.
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Primary nomination rules noted in brief
The article explains that in the primaries the candidate with the greatest vote total wins the nomination even if not achieving an outright majority. It outlines the non majority rule and the decisive outcome based on top vote getter.
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