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Debate over race teachings could sway elections

Ryan Walters, Gov. Kevin Stitt’s secretary of education and a Republican candidate for state superintendent, opened a recent stump speech in Edmond with praise for a bill Oklahoma enacted this

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UPDATED: Campaign finance reports reveal support, strategies

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Letter to city attorney demands recall election

Dec 11, 2020 A letter from an attorney representing Sassan Moghadam urges the city to schedule a recall election for Ward 3 Alison Petrone and questions the validity of an ongoing lawsuit. Moghadam hired retired district judge Steven Stice, an attorney now practicing for the Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertram law firm. Co-founders of Unite Norman Moghadam and Russell Smith filed for and circulated the petitions in July to recall odd-numbered ward councilors and the mayor. After the city clerk certified enough signatures to recall Petrone, the councilor challenged the sufficiency of signatures in a lawsuit against the clerk in September. Petroneâs attorney alleged that enough signatures were invalid to dismiss the petition. At the same time, Unite Norman filed a motion to be heard in defense of its signature gathering practices and the total count.

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Letter to city attorney demands recall election

Dec 11, 2020 A letter from an attorney representing Sassan Moghadam urges the city to schedule a recall election for Ward 3 Alison Petrone and questions the validity of an ongoing lawsuit. Moghadam hired retired district judge Steven Stice, an attorney now practicing for the Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertram law firm. Co-founders of Unite Norman Moghadam and Russell Smith filed for and circulated the petitions in July to recall odd-numbered ward councilors and the mayor. After the city clerk certified enough signatures to recall Petrone, the councilor challenged the sufficiency of signatures in a lawsuit against the clerk in September. Petroneâs attorney alleged that enough signatures were invalid to dismiss the petition. At the same time, Unite Norman filed a motion to be heard in defense of its signature gathering practices and the total count.

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