The Ward 3 City Council race features incumbent Barbara Peck and challenger Katrina Avers, with voters casting ballots on February 11th. The race is influenced by rapid area growth and concerns over dark money funding, particularly from The Revitalization Project. Fundraising reveals stark differences between candidates, raising questions about governance priorities.
In Oklahoma, the Speaker of the House is chosen via a secret vote by the Republican caucus, excluding voters from this critical decision. Kyle Hilbert, elected speaker-designate, faces challenges, including competition from Tom Gann. Concerns arise about campaign financing, with Hilbert backed by PACs and lobbyists, while Gann has no contributions.
On our podcast Friday, May 17th, Michael Grande and I took election data that had been provided by former HD31… Continue Reading
In the now on-going saga of candidate Ronda Peterson running for a seat in HD39, I received a text message… Continue Reading
As those of you who have followed my Dark Money posts know, Campaign Management Professionals (CAMP), run by longtime political… Continue Reading
We’ve all seen them; the mailers that call a candidate names, but have nothing but a PAC title to identify… Continue Reading
This is the video from the Oklahoma House of Representatives website recorded during the Interim Study on Dark Money held… Continue Reading
After many weeks of study, I was able to put together an initial diagram of Dark Money and how it… Continue Reading
Advance Oklahoma PAC has some very interesting connections and affiliations – and just put out a hit piece on a… Continue Reading
