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The Oklahoman's faith editor, avid sports fan addicted to HGTV & Milk Duds. Opinions are my own. I mostly write about religion, but also nonprofits & diversity.
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Early results show Tedford, Lahmeyer neck and neck in Republican House primary

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By Carla Hinton 
| Yahoo
A state representative and a Trump-backed pastor appear to be headed toward a runoff in the Republican primary for Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District, according to early voting results. Rep. Mark Tedford, R-Tulsa, and the Rev. Jackson Lahmeyer were leading a crowded field of candidates in the Republican primary with about 64 percent of the vote counted, according to unofficial results from the state election board.
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Early results show Tedford, Lahmeyer neck and neck in Republican House primary

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By Carla Hinton 
| The Oklahoman
A state representative and a Trump-backed pastor appear to be headed toward a runoff in the Republican primary for Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District, according to early voting results. Rep. Mark Tedford, R-Tulsa, and the Rev. Jackson Lahmeyer were leading a crowded field of candidates in the Republican primary with about 64 percent of the vote counted, according to unofficial results from the state election board.
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Trump-endorsed pastor says he 'crossed boundary' with texts

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By Carla Hinton 
| Yahoo
An Oklahoma pastor running for Congress says he "crossed a boundary line" by sending text messages to a woman who is not his wife. The remarks came less than two days before the primary election and hours after a tabloid news site published text threads alleged to be between the Rev. Jackson Lahmeyer and Caitlin Key, Miss Oklahoma USA 2007. After initially agreeing to an interview, Key did not respond to follow up questions from The Oklahoman.
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