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Lahmeyer says he will withdraw from race following texts that crossed 'boundary line'

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By Robby Korth Verified, Anna Pope Verified
| KOSU-FM (Stillwater, Oklahoma) Verified
The day after he advanced to a Republican runoff for a Tulsa-area Congressional seat, pastor Jackson Lahmeyer says he will pull out of the race. “After prayerful consideration with my wife, Kendra, and my team over the last twenty four hours, I've made the difficult decision to suspend my campaign for Congress,” Lahmeyer posted on social media.
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Mazzei, Drummond advance to runoff election for Oklahoma governor

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By Sierra Pfeifer Verified, Graycen Wheeler, Robby Korth Verified
| KOSU-FM (Stillwater, Oklahoma) Verified
Come January 2027, Oklahoma will have a new governor. On Tuesday, Oklahomans narrowed a field of 15 hopefuls to six. Democrats advanced State Rep. Cyndi Munson, and Republicans will head back to the polls in August for a runoff primary between former state lawmaker Mike Mazzei and Attorney General Gentner Drummond. Three independent candidates will be waiting for them in November.
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Oklahoma public television is under threat. What does that mean for viewers like you?

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By Robby Korth Verified
| KOSU-FM (Stillwater, Oklahoma) Verified
Oklahoma lawmakers failed to override a Gov. Kevin Stitt veto of a bill that would have extended the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority beyond July 1, 2026, as they hastily wrapped up the session on Thursday. That, of course, has raised questions about the future of Arthur, Lawrence Welk and local programming on Oklahoma airwaves in every corner of the state. To be clear, OETA will still be broadcasting on July 1 and beyond, but its existence beyond July 1, 2027, is under threat. Gov.
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