Oklahoma begins choosing a new US senator and governor in crowded primary – US politics live
Summary
Oklahoma is holding primary elections for a new U.S. senator and governor with several candidates competing, including those endorsed by President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Washington DC is choosing a new mayor for the first time in over ten years, with two main Democratic candidates focusing on issues like public safety, housing, and the city’s relationship with President Trump.Key Facts
- Oklahoma is conducting primary elections for U.S. senator and governor positions.
- President Donald Trump has endorsed Kevin Hern for U.S. Senate and Mike Mazzei for governor in Oklahoma.
- Oklahoma has not elected a Democratic senator since 1990, making it a strongly conservative state.
- The governor’s race in Oklahoma is crowded and may require a runoff if no candidate gets over 50% of the vote.
- Washington DC is electing a new mayor after Mayor Muriel Bowser’s terms.
- The main mayoral candidates in DC are Janeese Lewis George, a democratic socialist, and Kenyan McDuffie, a former councilmember.
- Key issues in DC’s mayoral race include affordable housing, public safety, childcare costs, and the city’s stance toward President Trump.
- President Trump is attending the G7 summit in France, where Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is requesting international support amid ongoing conflict.
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