In the gubernatorial runoff, Gentner Drummond is facing challenges while Kevin Stitt's chosen successor, Benjamin Lepak, was arrested in Edmond, Oklahoma.
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What happened
In the gubernatorial runoff, Gentner Drummond is facing challenges while Kevin Stitt's chosen successor, Benjamin Lepak, was arrested in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Governor Stitt appointed Lepak as Secretary of State.1 source
Developments include Lepak's arrest and challenges to Drummond's candidacy.1 source
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The entities involved
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Gentner Drummond
American attorney and politician
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Benjamin Lepak
Oklahoma Secretary of State
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Kevin Stitt
28th governor of Oklahoma
- Donald Trump has made several political moves since June 1st, including replacing Kristi Noem as a successful candidate, attacking Kevin Stitt over leadership disputes, and backing Kevin Hern for a Senate seat.
- Governor Kevin Stitt, who served with Jeff Starling in his administration, is currently in office in Oklahoma.
Related events
- Gentner Drummond and Mike Mazzei, Republican gubernatorial candidates in Oklahoma, received campaign donations and endorsements.
- Donald Trump backed Gentner Drummond in the gubernatorial race in Oklahoma.
- Gentner Drummond is currently serving as the Oklahoma Attorney General in Comanche County and is also a candidate.
- Gentner Drummond is running for governor of Oklahoma and is competing against Mike Mazzei in the Republican runoff.
- Gentner Drummond's office operates within Oklahoma state.