Our interview with Senator Bryan Logan highlighted his campaign after Roger Thompson’s resignation. We raised concerns about the timing of the special election process, which resulted in SD8 lacking representation from 11.1.24 to 5.21.25. Logan emphasized the importance of civic engagement to ensure constituents’ needs are addressed.
On March 21st, former Oklahoma Rep. Jason Murphy discussed significant legislation in Oklahoma with Michael and the author. Key issues included HB2289, criticized for restricting free speech about federal officials, and discussions about absentee voting laws. Grassroots engagement is increasing in Oklahoma, fostering a push for greater transparency and citizen awareness.
ROPE2.org This week (and last, since I wasn’t able to post last week due to a farm emergency) there are… Continue Reading
On Valentine’s Day, Robert Keyes discussed his battle for election transparency in Oklahoma following his narrow loss to Lisa Standridge. He claims election law violations occurred during her campaign and uncovered multiple irregularities. Keyes’ attempts for justice through the State Election Board and the Supreme Court have been thwarted, raising concerns about election integrity.
Election Bills To Support And Oppose – Oklahoma Legislative Session 2025
Wendi Montgomery Dial outlines a checklist for ensuring election integrity in Oklahoma. Voters are advised to document absentee ballot counting, request voter lists, and monitor polling places on election day. They should keep records of any irregularities and communicate issues to local election authorities. Vigilance is essential for safeguarding the electoral process.
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.
The debate on archiving and re-registering voter rolls in Oklahoma created a dynamic discussion. Chris Powell, Wendi, and Amber proposed various solutions, including stricter ID requirements, regular roll cleaning, and addressing improper addresses. They highlighted the need for individual responsibility and suggested involving elected officials in this crucial electoral security matter.
ASAP ACTION ITEM: Oklahoma Republicans Stopping School Board, Ranked Choice Voting and Medical Freedom Bills!! DEADLINE FOR BILLS TO BE… Continue Reading
Jenni White 2.11.24 This last week, we had Wendi Montgomery Dial on the podcast again – this time to talk… Continue Reading