1121:"Rainbow Coalition of Oklahoma; Floyd Turner, Chairman of the Rainbow Coalition of Oklahoma, Plaintiffs, and libertarian Party of Oklahoma; Charles Burris, Chairman of the Libertarian Party of Oklahoma; Populist Party Ofoklahoma, Inc., an Oklahoma Non-profit Corporation; And bill Chandler, Chairman of the Populist Party of Oklahoma, plaintiffs-appellants, v. the Oklahoma State Election Board; Betty Mcelderry, chairman of the Oklahoma State Election Board; Angelaables, Vice Chairman of the Oklahoma State Election Board Mona Lambird, Member of the Oklahoma State Election Board;and Lee Slater, Secretary of the Oklahoma State Election board, Defendants- Appellees, 844 F.2d 740 (10th Cir. 1988)"
668:. Richard Prawdzienksi, Roger Bloxham and Whitney Boutin faced off in a primary for a seat on the Corporation Commission, resulting in Bloxham and Boutin heading to a runoff. Despite finishing in first place with almost 42%, Boutin dropped out of the race allowing Bloxham to be nominated. This saved the state over $ 200,000 for the cost of the runoff election. Bloxham would finish with 1.8% of the vote in the general election. The party ran candidates in all six Congressional races, besting the Democrats who only contested five. State House candidates Steve Galpin and Chris Powell both received double-digit percentages in their races.
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ruled in favor of the party. The resulting process was that once a party fails to retain ballot access all those registered with the party are changed to
Independent but any voter would be allowed to register with the previously recognized party for up to four years after they lost official status.
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Yeutter received over 270 thousand votes (24.8%) in his race, the highest total for any alternative party candidate ever in
Oklahoma. Both Yeutter and Powell achieved greater than 2.5%, so the OKLP retained ballot access through at least 2022. Hall had the highest percentage in a partisan race with
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In 2014 the signature requirement to get a party on the ballot was changed from 5% of the vote for president or governor was lowered from 5% to 3%. On March 21, 2016, the
Oklahoma Election Board declared the Libertarian Party to have turned in enough petition signatures to attain ballot status. In
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On the ballot for a gubernatorial election for the first time, the OKLP had three individuals seek the nomination for the state's highest executive office. In the primary on June 26, former state chair Chris Powell received 49%, just 40 votes away from winning the nomination outright. Rex
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Libertarians, Todd Hagopian and Brandon Swearengin, sought election to school boards in the first part of the year. Hagopian finished third for seeking a spot on the Bixby school board on Feb. 11th. Swearengin's race against an oil executive was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic from
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The OKLP joined several other individuals and organizations in challenging an ordinance enacted by the City of
Oklahoma City to restrict panhandling. OKLP Vice-chair Tina Kelly was involved in the case as it pertained to restricting the ability to engage in political petitioning. The city amended
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received 83,481 votes in
Oklahoma, 5.8% of the total, far surpassing previous results for LP presidential candidates and maintaining ballot access for the party for 2018. Robert T. Murphy finished third in a field of five in the U.S. Senate race with 3%. Zachary Knight garnered 6.1% running for
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for president had four candidates for office including Jim
Rushing and Frank Robinson who faced each other for the 5th Congressional District nomination as well as Anne Hill and Agnes Wampler, who both sought to become the Tulsa County Clerk in the first Libertarian Party primaries in Oklahoma.
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3-to-1 in the state and always appeared at the top of the ballot. The ballot order law would later be found unconstitutional and in 1996 was replaced with determining ballot order by lottery. Two petitioners were arrested and a third ticketed while gathering signatures at the State
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to place it's
Independent electors on the ballot. The American Party, Communist Party, and OKLP all sought to have their candidates and electors put on the ballot as well. The Court ruled against the American Party, distinguishing between an Independent candidate and a candidate of a political
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As of July 2022, the state party's Chair is Chris Powell. Other state officers are Vice Chair Dillon Feazel, Secretary Ashley Sowder, and Treasurer John Hooper. Former state chairs include Will Daugherty, James Beau Thouvenel, Kevin Hobbie, Chad Williams, Erin Adams, Tina Kelly, Steve Long, Seth
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Hagopian received over 345 thousand votes (23.9%) in his race, the highest vote total for any alternative party candidate ever in Oklahoma. Hagopian achieved greater than 2.5%, so the OKLP retained ballot access through at least 2024. Hagopian had the highest percentage in a partisan race with
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Oklahoma has a semi-closed primary system in which a political party may choose either to allow only voters registered as affiliated with the party to participate or to also allow Independents as well. The OKLP wanted the ability to more fully exercise their freedom of association by allowing
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the OKLP fielded nine candidates, including Steve Long, Gene Bell, Christina Wright, Tamara Morton, Erin Adams, Zac Davis and Dr. Shannon Grimes as well as Elle Collins, who took over 7% of the vote in District 87 which was won by Collin Walke with a plurality of 48%, and Clarke Duffe, who was
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With ninety days to gather over 44,000 signatures and hampered by both bad weather and harassment over petitioning on public property, the OKLP fell short gathering only 28,894 names. One day after being denied ballot access, the party filed suit claiming Oklahoma's ballot access laws were
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measure on the ballot for a statewide vote. In 2007 Jacob and two others were indicted for out-of-state petitioners. A conviction would have carried a maximum fine of $ 25,000, and the maximum jail sentence of ten years in prison. The state statute criminalizing the hiring of out-of-state
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Wheeler, Clark Duffe, Angelia O'Dell, Jimmy Cook, Steve Galpin, Chris Powell, Richard Prawdzienski, Robert Murphy, D. Frank Robinson, Tom Laurent, Gordon Mobley and Porter Davis. The party has local affiliates in the following counties: Canadian, Cleveland, Oklahoma, Tulsa, and Washington.
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The OKLP challenged revocation of their official recognition, and ability to run candidates under the party label, by the state after the 1980 elections. State law required a party's presidential candidate to receive at least 10% of the vote to maintain ballot access. The
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The Libertarian and Populist parties along with the Rainbow Coalition sought to have Oklahoma's restrictive ballot access law overturned, but the 10th Circuit ruled against them. Nevertheless, the LP was able to gather enough signatures to get on the ballot, with
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After gathering over 57 thousand signatures to meet the requirement of 51,739 to obtain ballot access for the 2012 elections, the OKLP sought a preliminary injunction due to the deadline to submit the petition being moved up to March 1 from May 1. Judge
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The Libertarian Party's nominee appeared on Oklahoma's presidential ballot in the 1980's and 1990's, before losing ballot access after the 2000 election. Since 2016, the Libertarian Party's nominee has appeared on every Oklahoma presidential ballot.
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After failing to get the required number of signatures for ballot access, the party sued and was ordered on the ballot for 1984. There were no primaries as the court order stipulated that the party nominate by convention. In addition to
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has been an officially recognized party during only portions of the last twenty-five years. In 2016, The Oklahoma Libertarian Party regained ballot access. The state party has secured ballot access through at least 2024.
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party that has not met the requirements for recognition in the state of Oklahoma. After ruling against the American Party, the Court saw no need to hear similar cases brought by the Communist Party and the OKLP.
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candidates, Alice Cody, Paul Woodward, and Robert Chambers, and County Clerk candidates Vickie Rhodes in Tulsa County and Ralph Schultz in Oklahoma County finished with vote percentages in double digits.
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City Council, defeating two other candidates by receiving 63% of the vote. Powell was named Vice-Mayor beginning July 1, 2020 and re-elected to full term with 76% of the vote on Feb. 9, 2021.
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party which was not fielding a candidate. Leadership of the state party organization for Americans Elect, including chair Rex Lawhorn, sought to have Libertarian presidential candidate
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Hilley, Kevin (February 10, 2021). "Two new city council members elected, one retains seat – Womack, Rester and Filer win; 388 votes cast".
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1279:"U.S. District Court Upholds Oklahoma's 3% Independent Presidential Petition | Ballot Access News"
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1979:"Libertarian Party is Only Oklahoma Party to have a Statewide Primary on June 28 – Ballot Access News"
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965:"Red, Libertarian Electors Denied Spots On Ballot". Lawton Morning Press. September 25, 1976.
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personally submitting the petition. Paul received 6,261 votes, more than twice the total of
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4.3% voted for Sevier White. Of the two Libertarian candidates for
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1893:"Oklahoma Ballot Access Bill Signed into Law – Ballot Access News"
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on April 12, 2021. He was unopposed for election to a full term.
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556:. Running as an Independent, Porter Davis got 36% of the vote for
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1146:"Libertarian Party may seek court help to get on election ballot"
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1577:"Judge Orders Libertarian Party Candidates Put on State Ballot"
1445:"McCraw v. City of Oklahoma City, No. 19-6008 (10th Cir. 2020)"
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City Council with 52.6% of the vote in a nonpartisan election.
1063:"Libertarians Sue for Fair Share Of Top-Spot Ballot Placement"
1006:"Libertarian Party Files Suit After Ballot Drive Falls Short"
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2111:"State Election Results, General Election, November 6, 2018"
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1228:"FindLaw's United States Tenth Circuit case and opinions"
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1253:"Oklahoma won't appeal initiative petition ruling"
814:On April 6, 2021, Troy Brooks won election to the
356:Rainbow Coalition v. Oklahoma State Election Board
334:Rainbow Coalition v. Oklahoma State Election Board
1640:"Petitions filed by Libertarian ballot hopeful".
714:supported by 23.5% of the voters in district 39.
677:another legislative victory, on May 5 Governor
2528:"Francis Tuttle Technology Center on Facebook"
1857:"HB2181 – Oklahomans For Ballot Access Reform"
828:Dillon Feazel was unopposed for a seat on the
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1506:"No Surprises Revealed In State House Races"
908:"Leadership – Libertarian Party of Oklahoma"
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1168:"Clingman v. Beaver, 544 U.S. 581 (2005)"
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303:upheld the ruling against the OKLP.
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823:Francis Tuttle Technology Center
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2174:Libertyunfiltered.wordpress.com
1837:Russell Ray (August 26, 2000).
1103:"Libertarians Arrested in City"
1023:Fossett, Judy (July 17, 1984).
554:Libertarian National Convention
3443:Libertarian National Committee
1004:Fossett, Judy (June 1, 1984).
231:is the state affiliate of the
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207:Politics of the United States
167:U.S. House of Representatives
1148:. News on 6. October 9, 2003
384:Yes on Term Limits v. Savage
2400:Posted on (April 3, 2019).
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2206:"Candidate Filings, 2018"
1192:"Statement of Paul Jacob"
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239:. It has been active in
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753:, seven candidates for
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478:McCraw v. Oklahoma City
404:Taxpayer Bill of Rights
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183:Other elected officials
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497:Presidential elections
471:Oklahoma Supreme Court
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283:won a ruling from the
3458:Libertarians for Life
3343:1993 (Salt Lake City)
2477:"OK Election Results"
2427:"OK Election Results"
2341:on September 10, 2020
948:"McClendon v. Slater"
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3318:1983 (New York City)
3293:1977 (San Francisco)
3283:1975 (New York City)
3246:District of Columbia
2566:on December 11, 2021
2216:on November 25, 2020
2121:on November 20, 2018
1923:on September 9, 2016
1371:on February 22, 2019
930:"McCarthy v. Slater"
857:Politics of Oklahoma
83:National affiliation
3414:2021 chair election
3363:2002 (Indianapolis)
3333:1989 (Philadelphia)
3273:1973 (Strongsville)
2291:on October 19, 2020
2088:on January 25, 2019
1916:The Washington Post
1674:on January 10, 2017
1557:on January 25, 2020
1512:. November 3, 1982.
1425:. December 19, 2018
1336:"Lawhorn v. Ziriak"
887:"Elected Officials"
795:Dougherty, Oklahoma
694:Johnson/Weld ticket
445:Timothy D. DeGiusti
3504:Libertarian pledge
3403:2018 (New Orleans)
3308:1980 (Los Angeles)
3303:1979 (Los Angeles)
2542:on April 30, 2022.
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