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Two of three Oklahoma Supreme Court justices on the ballot retain their seats
Two of the three Oklahoma Supreme Court justices on the ballot during Tuesday's election will retain their seats in what turned out to be one of the closest races in the state.
One Oklahoma Supreme Court justice is ousted after dark money groups dumped millions into judicial races
Over the past 10 years, voters chose to retain the state’s Supreme Court justices every time they appeared on the ballot with 62.8% on average, according to data from the Oklahoma Election Board. The lowest vote for retention of a justice in the past 10 years was 58.7%, data shows.
Oklahoma removes one of three Supreme Court judges up for retention
Despite a push from the conservative think tank People For Opportunity to recall three judges, labeling them as “liberal activists” in ads, Oklahomans voted to retain Supreme Court District 3 Justice Noma Gurich and Supreme Court District 7 Justice James Edmondson.
Voters appear to oust just one of three Supreme Court justices targeted by dark-money groups
If the vote totals hold, Yvonne Kauger will leave the bench after 40 years on the court. As of 10:30 p.m., unofficial results showed Edmondson being retained with a little more than 51% of the vote.
Oklahoma voters narrowly oust one Supreme Court justice, retain two others
By a razor-thin margin, Justice Yvonne Kauger was voted out. In similarly close votes, Justices Noma Gurich and James Edmondson were retained.
Tribal nations concerned about Oklahoma Supreme Court's future
Tribal nations in Oklahoma are pleased two state Supreme Court justices will keep their seats, though they’re disappointed one will lose her spot on the court.
Oklahoma voters opt to remove one Oklahoma Supreme Court justice
For the first time in history, Oklahoma voters on Tuesday removed one Oklahoma Supreme Court justice from the bench at the end of her term. In a nonpartisan election, Oklahoma voters narrowly decided to retain James Edmondson and Noma Gurich but not Yvonne Kauger for another six year term.
Supreme Court Justice Yvonne Kauger was not retained. Here's how Oklahoma voted
Justice Yvonne Kauger, 87, lost her bid to remain as the longest-serving member of the nine-member court. It was the first time in state history that voters chose not to retain a justice.
Oklahomans vote "no" to retain state Supreme Court justice for the first time in state history
For the first time in state history, Oklahomans voted “no” to retain a state Supreme Court justice up for retention in Tuesday’s election. FOX23 looked into what this historical result means for Oklahoma.
Oklahomans voting on whether to retain 3 state Supreme Court justices
Oklahomans voting on whether to retain 3 state Supreme Court justices
Two Oklahoma Supreme Court justices retain seats
Two Oklahoma Supreme Court justices retain seats
Interest in filling Oklahoma Supreme Court vacancy expected to be high
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Judicial retention vote in Oklahoma: Who are James Edmondson, Noma Gurich, Yvonne Kauger?
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Oklahoma Supreme Court justices regret 'politicization' of court
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