Listen Frontier: Election night recap
Oklahoma’s primary election day led to a few surprises, a number of runoffs and some big wins that set up a number of fascinating storylines leading into the next few months.
Dylan Goforth June 29, 2022
Oklahoma’s primary election day led to a few surprises, a number of runoffs and some big wins that set up a number of fascinating storylines leading into the next few months.
Dylan Goforth March 23, 2022
The surprise opening of a coveted Senate seat resulted in a number of dominoes falling as candidates started appearing out of thin air.
Dylan Goforth March 4, 2022
Clifton Adcock talks about his most recent story, where he notes that lawmakers have moved beyond outlawing critical race theory and have linked other school teachings to “leftist indoctrination.”
Dylan Goforth February 11, 2022
State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister talks to The Frontier about her run for governor, where she falls on the political spectrum, and about her views on education, abortion access and more.
Dylan Goforth February 7, 2022
Stitt touched on the McGirt decision, education, school funding, criminal justice, medical marijuana and more, but did not discuss the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic some have said his policies have exacerbated.
Dylan Goforth January 25, 2022
Earlier this month, with schools ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic and the highly infectious omicron variant, Gov, Kevin Stitt announced the Guest Educator Program. It was met with mixed reactions.
Dylan Goforth January 7, 2022
“We’re running an experiment here.” Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt talks about the issues his city has faced in the last four years, and how politics and conservatism have changed in the last decade.
Dylan Goforth December 21, 2021
On today’s Listen Frontier Podcast, I talk with Tulsa County Health Department Director Bruce Dart about the Omicron variant – What we know about it and what we don’t, and what you can and should do to keep yourselves safe over the holidays.
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