Why most Oklahoma state legislative races are uncontested

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Oklahoma Watch

Nearly 70% of Oklahoma’s state legislative elections will be decided without a single vote cast in November. Those uncontested, no-voters-required races span the state — from Bartlesville to Edmond to west Lawton, where a former Oklahoma Sooners football player named Larry Bush lost the closest state House race in 2018. That November, nearly 75% of House and Senate races...

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