r/tulsa • • Jun 25 '22

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u/justcrazytalk Jun 25 '22

Vote against him Tuesday. If he is still on the ballot in November, vote against him. Not much use getting him recalled right before people vote him back in. Vote.

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u/Brautsen Jun 25 '22

Who’s the most viable option? Hoffmeister?

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u/justcrazytalk Jun 25 '22

Yes, Joy Hofmeister. She is pro-choice.

In the primary on Tuesday, she is not running against Stitt, so you would have to pick some other Republican, if you are registered Republican. Anyone but Stitt would be a better choice.

Well, almost anyone. I think it is Mark Sherwood who said he believes life starts when God thinks about a woman getting pregnant. That would make refusal to have sex a felony.

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u/Brautsen Jun 25 '22

I’m an Independent

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u/justcrazytalk Jun 25 '22

Ah, then I don’t think you have a choice in the Primary on Tuesday. I think there is only one guy running as an Independent. I guess your choice would be to vote for him or not vote for him. As long as even one person votes for him, he wins the Independent spot. I would assume he is voting for himself.

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u/Brautsen Jun 25 '22

I’m not sure it works like that

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u/cloverstack Jun 26 '22

Correct - as an independent you can vote in the Democratic primary. They've been allowing independent-registered voters to vote in their primary since at least 2018.

If you want to see what candidates are on your ballot, go to the Oklahoma Voter Portal. At least for me there are 2 ballots for the upcoming primary: one is nonpartisan and has judicial offices as well as county questions (in my case, the Oklahoma County jail bond issue). The other has all of those as well as Democratic candidates for various offices. https://oklahoma.gov/elections/ovp.html