From: OKLAHOMA R3PUBLICANS
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Oklahoma R3publicans participate with other groups in Oklahoma to provide timely information via OKgrassroots online.  OK R3s are working to restore the republic in the Republican party in Oklahoma. Our state is one of the “reddest” in the nation and we are pleased to be a part of that dynamic.  R3s are grassroots, philosophically constitutional people of principle actively working to inspire Republicans to positive action.  We believe that powers not expressly delegated to the federal government are reserved to the states and to the people.  Our efforts across Oklahoma are focused on limited constitutional government.

We recently published our For the Win in 2010 Series Online
It is worth noting that people working to restore the republic have been involved in all phases of the primary season and are working hard to elect people with constitutional limited government principles, so in one sense this is a formal way of letting everyone know who we have been helping and working with this season.

Candidates in the Spotlight in OK GOP Primary Races 2010

Senate Districts
David McLain District 10 (Pawhuska, Cleveland, Tulsa)
Anthony Sykes District 24 (Moore to Duncan)
Tim Clem District 28 (Seminole, Wewoka, Stroud, Chandler, Jones etc.)

House Districts
Tom Newell District 28 (Seminole County)
Jason Murphey District 31 (Logan County, far North Edmond)
Jay Ramey District 66 (Downtown Tulsa)
Kyle Coulter District 94 (Del City)

Congressional Seats
CD01 Nathan Dahm
CD02 Howard Houchen
CD04 RJ Harris

Statewide Races
Governor Randy Brogdon
State Treasurer Owen Laughlin
Commissioner of Labor Mark Costello

Note:  In races not listed R3s made no endorsement and we did not list uncontested races.

R3PUBLICANS  offers these links as informational sources which may be helpful to you as voters and should not be taken as an endorsement by R3PUBLICANS.  If you know of a good constitutional conservative voter resource, please  add your information to the list below in the comments!

OK-SAFE Non-Partisan Oklahoma Voter Guide

OCPAC is a well known conservative group in OKC led by Charlie Meadows

League of Women’s Voters of Oklahoma

General Information from the Oklahoma State Election Board

Note:  The primary is where you get to vote for the BEST candidate!

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From OPCPAC:
JUDICIAL OFFICE

There are probably a couple hundred judicial and DA races in the state. I don’t even start to have the time to research these races, though I will work on the appellate court races for November’s ballot. However, I have been reluctantly dragged into the Oklahoma County District Judge office number 7 race. Kent Eldridge is very liberal and he is the last one we want on the bench. I was not able to do any research on Tim Rhodes, but I have taken some time to look into the others. I have had several conversations with Cindy Truong, the young lady who has been attending our OCPAC meetings for several weeks now as well as other events. Sources tell me she works hard and is very persistent. I have found her to be somewhat shallow on ideology, but she seems to be very teachable and hungry to learn. The biggest question about her is whether or not she has the maturity to fill an important judicial position. More specifically, has she developed what is called a good judicial temperament? If not now, I am confident she will develop more over the next 5 to 10 years and be ready to step into such a position. I am going to endorse PAT CRAWLEY. He and Cindy are both currently serving as a prosecuting attorneys in the DA’s office of David Prater. Crawley has a reputation of being a deeply experienced prosecutor with lots of courtroom experience. One source told me he understands what judicial activism is and disagrees with it. I was told, he knows the law and will judge according to the law. It is also believed he will posses an excellent judicial temperament.

These are just my opinions, for you help if you have not already done your own research and made your decisions based on information you may have gathered of which I may not be aware.

- Charlie Meadows