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Recently, Oklahoma voters made their voices heard in three judicial retention races. For the first time in the almost 60 years since Oklahoma adopted a new way of appointing and retaining judges, voters chose not to retain a sitting Supreme Court justice. And while two others survived retention, they did not enjoy the comfortable margins they appear to have taken for granted. The focus now is on replacing Justice Yvonne Kauger, which requires us to get out some old maps.
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Read moreSt. Onge is a visiting fellow at The Heritage Foundation.
Read moreBradley Devlin is politics editor for The Daily Signal.
Read more“All the right people are angry.”
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If you want a case of the feel-goods then do something for someone else,” my late husband, Bill Walter, used to say.
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