Oklahoma, Yvonne Kauger
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.
Oklahomans weighed in on the US president, decided the fate of three state Supreme Court justices and voted to approve or ...
Political observers expect significant interest in an upcoming Supreme Court vacancy following ... Noma Gurich and ...
Two of the three Oklahoma Supreme Court justices on the ballot during Tuesday's election will retain their seats in what ...
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Voters appear to oust just one of three Supreme Court justices targeted by dark-money groupsDemocratic-appointed justices James Edmondson, Noma Gurich and Yvonne Kauger faced a heated challenge from right-wing groups ...
Over the past 10 years, voters chose to retain the state’s Supreme Court justices every time they appeared on the ballot with ...
Despite a push from the conservative think tank People For Opportunity to recall three judges, labeling them as “liberal ...
By a razor-thin margin, Justice Yvonne Kauger was voted out. In similarly close votes, Justices Noma Gurich and James ...
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.
It was a close vote for three of the longest-serving Oklahoma Supreme Court Justices Tuesday night. Noma Gurich and James Edmondson will keep their seats, while Yvonne Kauger was voted off the bench.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Two state Supreme Court justices who were supported by Oklahomans in judicial retention votes on ...
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