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Nov 6, 2026

speaker_2ADVERTISER
1:31
Head to KOSU.org slash OKC Guide to check it out.
Michael CrossHOST
1:37
An Oklahoma County presiding judge is promising to improve bail hearings.
Michael CrossHOST
1:42
KOSU Sierra Pfeiffer reports local officials say current procedures fall short of constitutional requirements.
Sierra PfeifferCORRESPONDENT
1:48
In Oklahoma County, bail hearings last just minutes or seconds, and defendants aren't asked questions about their individual circumstances.
Sierra PfeifferCORRESPONDENT
1:57
Chief Public Defender Bridget Biffle says that means people aren't getting equal treatment under the law.
Bridget BiffleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:03
If you have violent crimes and a lot of priors and you have money, that means you can get out of jail.
John CroisantGUEST
4:12
So we, if you look at Tulsa, we actually, and CD1, we won Tulsa.
John CroisantGUEST
4:18
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, and Cleveland County, and Comanche County all went blue.
John CroisantGUEST
4:26
So again, it's not necessarily that blue wave, but you can see that the tides are shifting.
John CroisantGUEST
4:37
It's a ripple.
Dylan GoforthHOST
3:54
Gerrymandering that district was a big priority for Republicans.
Dylan GoforthHOST
3:58
After they see, and you can look in any electoral map and you can see what Oklahoma County... how purple and really how, I mean, look at the results from Tuesday's election, how blue Oklahoma County is.
Dylan GoforthHOST
4:09
CD5, I think, would probably be a seat that Republicans may lose forever had they not gerrymandered it.
Dylan GoforthHOST
4:15
And they still almost lost it on election night.
Dylan GoforthHOST
5:26
And I know there's a lot of the Dixiecrats in southeastern Oklahoma that skew those numbers a little bit, but it used to be a more...
Dylan GoforthHOST
5:34
The blue color you would see on the map used to be more outside of the urban centers, and that has switched.
Dylan GoforthHOST
5:39
And I think there's no more evidence you need than to look at the maps every cycle in Tulsa and Oklahoma County.
Dylan GoforthHOST
5:47
They just get bluer and bluer as time goes along.
Michael CrossHOST
9:01
Andy, what are your thoughts on those wins?
Andy MooreGUEST
9:03
Yeah, so the Democrats picked up six seats in the state house, a couple in Oklahoma County, one in Tulsa County, one in Comanche County, one in kind of at the edge of Cleveland County there.
Andy MooreGUEST
9:14
Some of these were candidates who have run before.
Andy MooreGUEST
9:16
Shante Gilmore in House District 100 out in northwest Oklahoma City.

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Andy MooreGUEST
17:06
And so I think as we hopefully begin to tackle issues like education and gas prices and all this stuff that are the low hanging fruit.
Andy MooreGUEST
17:15
The bigger, you know, sticky wickets of health care and affordability there, I do think are going to come back up.
Michael CrossHOST
17:21
Statewide ballot measures failed across the state while referendums in Tulsa and Oklahoma County got mixed results.
Michael CrossHOST
17:27
Voters opposed state question 845 to make changes to the Judicial Nominating Commission with nearly 73% voting against it.
JoshuaHOST
19:03
I think Will and I talked about this after we had recorded last night when we were starting to look at some of the results.
JoshuaHOST
19:07
I said, I'm pretty sure Oklahoma County, Tulsa County, and maybe Cleveland County in Oklahoma are going to go for Munson no matter what.
JoshuaHOST
19:16
And like always, it's low information, low education, and rural voters that ultimately will bring home the Republicans.
JoshuaHOST
19:23
win.
JoshuaHOST
19:23
And, and that ended up being true.
JoshuaHOST
19:25
So Oklahoma County, Tulsa County and Cleveland counties all went for Munson, but we also flipped Payne County.
JoshuaHOST
19:33
So, I mean, we were like Trump plus 28, I think, or so, um, to go, going into this election or going to the last election.
JoshuaHOST
19:42
And, um, we have this much movement in the state.
Thomas PabloCORRESPONDENT
4:15
With the district's previous map, she may have won.
Thomas PabloCORRESPONDENT
4:18
After Democrat Kendra Horn's shocking 2018 victory, the state legislature reconfigured the district, adding three rural counties and removing the district's southwestern portion of Oklahoma County.
Thomas PabloCORRESPONDENT
4:30
That removed section of Oklahoma County voted overwhelmingly for Democrats on Tuesday.
Thomas PabloCORRESPONDENT
4:35
Nelson and her fellow Democrat Susie Byrd outperformed their Republican rivals by about 20,000 votes within the old district.
Thomas PabloCORRESPONDENT
4:43
In reality, however, Bice won the redistricted CD5 by about 3,000 votes.
Mosheh OinounouHOST
20:11
Republicans staying home, creating situations.
Mosheh OinounouHOST
20:14
I mean, we're looking at counties, Joe, you know, as I was doing live coverage and it's all up on YouTube, you know, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City.
Mosheh OinounouHOST
20:24
Like you're looking at 20, 30 point flips towards Democrats.
Mosheh OinounouHOST
20:28
Now, in some cases, Republicans still won in a number of these very red states, but not by the numbers they used to.
Lindsay Crable-BurtonCORRESPONDENT
8:46
In Tulsa, I'm Lindsay Crable-Burton.
Michael CrossHOST
8:48
Voters in Oklahoma County reject a proposed sales tax to fund the construction of a new county jail.
Michael CrossHOST
8:55
KOSU's Ashton Caldwell reports.
Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
8:57
Oklahoma County has been attempting to find solutions for its struggling detention center for years.
Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
9:02
In 2022, voters approved a $260 million bond to construct a new county jail.
Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
9:08
But the project's price tag ballooned, and it's now expected to cost upwards of $860 million.
Lindsay Crable-BurtonCORRESPONDENT
0:49
The federal government announced in late October that it would send observers to Tulsa, Muskogee, and Oklahoma counties as part of a nationwide initiative to monitor compliance with federal election laws.
Lindsay Crable-BurtonCORRESPONDENT
0:59
According to Reporting Tuesday from another Oklahoma Public Media Exchange station, Oklahoma County Election Board Secretary Doug Sanderson said that the federal monitors had an extremely limited presence in his county and kept their distance from polling places and voters.
Lindsay Crable-BurtonCORRESPONDENT
1:13
In Tulsa, I'm Lindsay Crable-Burton.
Hannah FranceHOST
1:16
A Lawton Democrat is headed to the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
Charlie McCulloughGUEST
20:42
Let's see.
Charlie McCulloughGUEST
20:43
We have voting machines in Oklahoma County precincts on Election Day that were shut down.
Charlie McCulloughGUEST
20:49
Machines weren't accepting the ballots.
Charlie McCulloughGUEST
20:51
Voters are told to drop them in the locked emergency box instead.

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