Landis faces runoff in Stephens County sheriff race
Kenneth Landis 5,049 votes narrowly miss majority in 10,265 ballot. James Turner 2,345. Lloyd McAllister 1,042. Jack Price 79. Herman Kaspereit 850. Other races include Wes Watkins leading in 3rd District Dems. Beasley over Pate in GOP. 522 state question approved 7,491 to 2,929.
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Duncan
Kenneth Landis
Stephens County
James
Stephens County District Attorney's Office
State Medical Examiner's Office
Marlow
Lloyd McAllister
Jack Price
Herman Kaspereit
Healdton
Priscilla Savage
Jean Deaton
Comanche
Wes Watkins
Ada
Boaldin Captures Sheriff's Position in State Primary
Altus Oklahoma reports Sheriff Joe Boaldin won a fifth consecutive term with 2906 votes over Bill Smith 1447 as low turnout and local races highlighted the state primary. Other results include Bob Harper leading Dist 53 Rep. State Question 522 approved. Stacy Autry and Ron Shotts leading GOP contests. Democrat field led by Jan Eric Cartwright with Wilbur Wright among notable candidates.
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Carl Albert
Watkins
Hamp Baker
Ratliff City
Charles Ward
Durant
Albert
Gary Payne
Atoka
Marvin Davis Andrews
Sardis
Eugene Victor Poling
Dougherty
Gerald Beasley Jr
Duncan
Wilburton
Tom Pate
Jan Eric Cartwright
Charles Baker
Wilbur Wright
Will Rogers
Wayne Wallace
Barry Albert
Jim Berry
Jim Nix
Robert Kinnebrew
Wilbert
Bob Harper
Frederick
Lloyd Patton
Chattanooga
Stacy Autry
M. C. Stanley
Ron Shotts
State Corporation Commission
W. G. Franklin
Jack Kennedy Gillespie
Wilbert Thomas
Allan Kraft
William E. Ware
Bill Bradley
Waurika
Bill Smith
Ringling
Kenneth P. Craig
Moore
George R. Hanks
Oklahoma City
Craig
Helen Cole
Harper Favored In Kiowa County
In Kiowa County three precincts covering Snyder and Mountain Park chose incumbent Bob Harper over Lloyd Patton in the District 53 state representative race with 154 to 109 votes. Other races saw GOP and Democratic contenders for the Corporation Commission seats and the 6th District Congress nomination. Sheriff Henderson, Clerk McDonald, and Court Clerk Beulah Anderson ran unopposed. State Question 522 passed 838 to 446.
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Hobart
Kiowa
Bob Harper
Lloyd Patton
Harper
Frederick
Patton
Chattanooga
Snyder
Mountain Park
Ron Shotts
State Corporation Commission
Jack Kennedy Gillespie
W. G. Franklin
Jan Eric Cartwright
Will Rogers
Fort Gibson
Robert Kinnebrew
Wilbur Wright
Allan Kraft
Wilbert Thomas
William Ware
Wayne Wallace
Jim Berry
Jim Nix
Barry Albert
Charles Baker
Carol McCurley
Yukon
Stephen Jones
Enid
John Duck
Stillwater
Glenn English
Cordell
Herb Henderson
W. B. McDonald
Beulah Anderson
Veteran Oklahoma Rep. Briscoe Unseated in Democratic Primary
Rep. Bill Briscoe 77 of Claremore lost his bid for a second two-year term in District 9 to farmer Bill Crutcher. Crutcher led 4,019 to 3,062 in unofficial returns and will face Republican Jim Giles in November. Incumbents across districts posted various results with several races going to runoffs or remaining uncontested.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma House of Representatives
House
Bill Briscoe
Claremore
Bill J. Crutcher
Crutcher
Briscoe
Nowata
Rogers
Jim Giles
Bartlesville
Dist
Mike Murphy
Didabel
Wiley Sparkman
Dgrove
Daniel Draper Ll
Colcord
Ray Wooldridge
Chouteau
J. D. Wharton
Pryor
A. C. Holden
Dewey
Bill Lancaster
C. Wayne Woodward
Coweta
John Monks
Muskogee
Don Davidson
Webbers Falls
Monks
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B. Hand Mixmaster
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Ry Yenhowng
HANDY
Atte
Megara
Rokker
Molta
Polaroid
Minolta
Magicubes
N. W. 38Th Street
Cache Road
J. B. Bennett
Okmulgee
William J. Ervin
McAlester
Hollis Roberts
Hugo
Datoka
Guy Davis
D-Calera
Ruth Harrison
Wagoner County Election Board
Charles Prentice
Tulsa
Harrison
Harold Monlux
Bill Robinson
Holdenville
Charles Henry
Shawnee
Don Johnson
Pawnee
Wyndell Brogden
Ternton
Billy Kennedy
James Holt
Ponca City
Thomas E. Burgell
Lynn Thornhill
Waukomis
Mark Hammons
John Paul Johnson
el Reno
Cleta Deatherage
Norman
Mina Hibdon
Don Duke
Ardmore
Billy Wayne Shans
Duke
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