Lisa Pryor Opts Out Of Reelection Bid
State Democratic Party Chair Lisa Pryor says she won't seek reelection.
Pryor was elected two years ago and faced the party's 2004 election debt of $540,000. That has been whittled down to about $160,000, records show.
Pryor revealed her decision to the party's central committee.
Her vice chairman, Norman attorney Ben Odom, announced several weeks ago that he will seek the chairmanship and thus far, he's the only known candidate for the job. Pryor is paid $60,000 per year in her dual role as the party's executive director.
Pryor was elected two years ago and faced the party's 2004 election debt of $540,000. That has been whittled down to about $160,000, records show.
Pryor revealed her decision to the party's central committee.
Her vice chairman, Norman attorney Ben Odom, announced several weeks ago that he will seek the chairmanship and thus far, he's the only known candidate for the job. Pryor is paid $60,000 per year in her dual role as the party's executive director.
Labels: Ben Odom, Lisa Pryor, Oklahoma Democratic Party
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