Thomsen Alleges Voting Irregularities In Ada
Republican State House candidate Todd Thomsen of Ada alleges there were irregularities in the voting in his 2-vote loss to Democrat Darrell Nemecek last week.
Thomsen has challenged the results with the State Election Board, saying four ineligible voters were issued absentee ballots. A hearing is set Thursday at 8:30 a.m., the same time a recount requested by Thomsen will begin.
Results in three other races also are being contested. In Claremore, Dale Marler is challenging his loss to District Judge Dynda Post. In Oklahoma City, Pat Crawley is challenging his loss to District Judge Vicki Robertson. In McClain County, Suzanne Woodrow is asking for a recount in her loss to Charles N. Gray in the associate district judge election.
Thomsen has challenged the results with the State Election Board, saying four ineligible voters were issued absentee ballots. A hearing is set Thursday at 8:30 a.m., the same time a recount requested by Thomsen will begin.
Results in three other races also are being contested. In Claremore, Dale Marler is challenging his loss to District Judge Dynda Post. In Oklahoma City, Pat Crawley is challenging his loss to District Judge Vicki Robertson. In McClain County, Suzanne Woodrow is asking for a recount in her loss to Charles N. Gray in the associate district judge election.
posted by Mike McCarville @ 6:15 AM
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