Wondering about those judges on the ballot? Help is on the way!

Every two years, Oklahoma voters go to the polls and find judges and justices on their ballots, having heard next to nothing about them hitherto in the election cycle. Making a last-minute decision on an unknown voting issue is definitely not the optimal situation.  Don't worry, you're not alone. It sneaks up on everybody. Finding information on the justices and judges on the retention ballot can be a difficult task. Trust me, basic information such as their ages can be anywhere from difficult to find to completely unknown to Google. In the next few days, I plan to publish an article with as much information as I was able to locate, and that is helpful to your consideration. To ensure that you get this important voting information, be sure to subscribe to the Muskogee Politico email updates. Once I have finished and published my judicial retention voter guide, you will receive a special edition of the newsletter placing that article in your inbox.  With how the tech-giants' algorithms work, if you rely on reading Muskogee Politico articles on Facebook or Twitter, you may not ever even see them (a fate met by many conservative publications across the nation). Email subscription is a solid way to be notified of new posts and articles. If you haven't already subscribed, you can do so below. And don't worry - you won't be flooded with emails. I usually average around once a week (sometimes less, sometimes more). Signup for email updates from MuskogeePolitico! * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name Test by Jamison Faught - October 23, 2020 at 08:00AM

Wondering about those judges on the ballot? Help is on the way! Click the title to read the entire article at Muskogee Politico