Michael and I engaged viewers by discussing informed voting and the importance of investigating claims about judicial candidates. We provided resources, emphasizing vigilance against developer influence in Oklahoma’s proposed SQ 833, which could burden taxpayers. The initiative risks diminishing transparency and promoting special-interest agendas, encouraging voters to reject it for accountable governance.
Amber Evans analyzed Oklahoma’s voter rolls, revealing numerous non-eligible voters even after reported purges. The State Election Board’s audit lacks transparency and comprehensiveness, raising concerns about the accuracy of election results. The need for legislative reforms to improve voter roll maintenance and data accessibility is emphasized to ensure election integrity in Oklahoma.
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