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OKLAHOMA VOICE: Oklahoma voters boot one incumbent, send others to runoff primaries

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By Barbara Hoberock Verified
| Tahlequah Daily Press Verified
OKLAHOMA CITY – After the dust settled on legislative primary races, Senate Republicans celebrated Wednesday with the ouster of a controversial state senator from Elgin and the successful defense of some incumbents. Sen. Dusty Deevers, R-Elgin, came in third in Tuesday’s three-way primary, effectively ending his bid for reelection. kAms66G6CD[ 2 A2DE@C[ H2D 2? @FEDA@<6?
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Voters narrow Oklahoma GOP gubernatorial field

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By Barbara Hoberock Verified, Mary Smith, Aristotle Orsini
| Sequoyah County Times Verified
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond will face former state Sen. Mike Mazzei in the Aug. 25 GOP gubernatorial runoff. Neither candidate secured 50% plus one in Tuesday’s primary election which featured nine Republicans. Drummond earned about the same percentage of votes as Mazzei, who garnered an endorsement from president Donald Trump. “I will give all of you every ounce of my energy and effort to win Aug.
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Voters reject effort to hike Oklahoma’s minimum wage

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By Barbara Hoberock Verified, Courtney Bell
| Sequoyah County Times Verified
OKLAHOMA CITY – The state’s minimum wage will remain at $7.25. Voters on Tuesday defeated State Question 832 which would have gradually increased the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2029 with additional increases based on the cost of living. PLEASE LOG IN FOR PREMIUM CONTENT. Our website requires visitors to log in to view the best local news. Not yet a subscriber? Subscribe today!
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