As Joy Hofmeister and Gov. Kevin Stitt shared the stage on Wednesday, Stitt attempted to connect his opponent to Biden’s energy policies. But Hofmeister tried to distance herself from the president, criticizing Biden’s energy “rhetoric.”
Many groups pouring millions into political ads are fueled by dark money, dodging financial disclosure rules.
Five of Oklahoma’s largest tribes will publicly endorse Democrat Joy Hofmeister for governor at a press conference in Oklahoma City on Tuesday, a source with knowledge of the plans confirmed to The Frontier.
Polls show Gov. Kevin Stitt’s lead is narrowing after an abortion ban backlash and millions in spending on attack ads from outside groups.
“An independent candidate could get just enough protest votes to throw the election off,” says one pollster.
When she was a Republican, Hofmeister said she would support a near-total abortion ban similar to the one she now condemns.
If elected, Josh Brecheen says he won’t hesitate to buck party leadership to vote how he sees fit.
Under the leadership of Todd Russ, a tiny bank in a small Oklahoma town invested in troubled mortgages during the Great Recession.
