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4:10 pm
Wed November 7, 2012

Election 2012: Oklahoma Judicial Retention

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Results of the Oklahoma judicial retention votes for the November 6, 2012 general election:

Noma Gurich – Supreme Court District 3

YES         788,326 66.5%

No          397,879 33.5%

Yvonne Kauger – Supreme Court District 4

YES         773,580 65.6%

No          404,781 34.4%

James Edmondson – Supreme Court District 7

YES         790,772 66.9%

No          391,242 33.1%

Douglas Combs – Supreme Court District 8

YES         782,527 66.4%

No          395,853 33.6%

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KCCU News
4:01 pm
Wed November 7, 2012

Election 2012: State House Results (OK/TX)

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Results of state House of Representatives elections in the KCCU broadcast area for the November 6, 2012 general election (winners in CAPS):

OKLAHOMA

District 20

Matt Branstetter (DEM) 4,269 33.5%

BOBBY CLEVELAND (REP) 8,461 66.5%

District 21

Jerry L. Tomlinson (DEM) 4,115 36.0%

DUSTIN ROBERTS (REP) 7,307 64.0%

District 22

Doris Anne Row (DEM) 6,489 49.1%

CHARLES A. McCALL (REP) 6,721 50.9%

District 42

Steven Vines (DEM) 2,713 20.2%

LISA J. BILLY (REP) 10,703 79.8%

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KCCU News
3:55 pm
Wed November 7, 2012

Election 2012: State Senate Results (OK/TX)

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Results of State Senate races in the KCCU broadcast area for the November 6, 2012 general election (winners in CAPS):

OKLAHOMA

District 13

SUSAN PADDACK (DEM) 19,808 75.9%

Fred E. Smith (REP) 6,306 24.1%

District 27

A. BRYCE MARLATT (REP) 23,188 84.5%

Tommy W. Nicholson (IND) 4,260 15.5%

District 31

Tony Terrill (DEM) 7,503 32.2%

DON BARRINGTON (REP) 15,797 67.8%

District 43

Mike Fullerton (DEM) 8,714 29.3%

COREY BROOKS (REP) 21,009 70.7%

TEXAS

District 28

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KCCU News
3:45 pm
Wed November 7, 2012

Election 2012: US House & Senate Results

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Results of races for the US House of Representatives and US Senate in the KCCU broadcast area for the November 6, 2012 general election (winners in CAPS):

OKLAHOMA

District 2

Rob Wallace (DEM) 95,931 38.3%

MARKWAYNE MULLIN (REP) 143,517 57.3%

Michael G. Fulks (IND) 10,809 4.3%

District 3

Timothy Ray Murray (DEM) 53,295 20.0%

FRANK D. LUCAS (REP) 200,963 75.3%

William M. Sanders (IND) 12,746 4.8%

District 4

Donna Marie Bebo (DEM) 71,755 27.6%

TOM COLE (REP) 176,561 67.9%

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KCCU News
10:52 am
Fri November 2, 2012

KCCU Presents Election Night 2012

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KCCU will present special election coverage on Tuesday, November 6. Your Public Radio Station will provide local coverage live from the KCCU studios, with results from local races within the broadcast area, in-studio guests discussing those races, and live reports from around the area. There will also be statewide reports, as well as NPR's coverage of the presidential election and other contests of national importance. Our coverage will begin at 8:00, and we hope you'll join us!

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News Director, All Things Considered Host

Clinton Wieden joined the KCCU team as News Director in April 2012, coming to Lawton from KRPS-FM in Pittsburg, Kansas, where he was a features producer and the local host for Morning Edition and All Things Considered.

Clinton is a native of northwest Oklahoma and an alumnus of Oklahoma State University, holding both a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism & Broadcasting (with a minor in Geography) and a Master of Science degree in Mass Communications from OSU. While in college, Clinton worked as a student reporter at KOSU-FM; as a DJ for KXZY Cable Radio, the university’s student-run station; as a sports columnist for the Daily O’Collegian, the student newspaper; and as a public address announcer for OSU athletics, working primarily with women’s soccer and softball.

Clinton has been involved with music for most of his life. He continues to play the saxophone when the opportunity arises, and also serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Band Alumni Chapter of the OSU Alumni Association. Clinton is interested in history, politics, and pop culture, and has a passion for useless trivia. He is also an avid sports fan, and is returning to the ranks of avid readers.