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Walters gaining momentum Trims Inhofe lead by five points Despite the impression advanced by the Inhofe campaign, polling indicates David Walters is trending closer to the career politician in the race for United States Senate. Just one week ago, Inhofe boasted of a 24-point lead in his own poll. Days later, KFOR-Channel Four in Oklahoma City showed Inhofe leading by 22 percentage points. Thursday evening, KFOR will release it's most recent statewide poll showing Governor Walters has narrowed the gap to just 17 percentage points. 800 adults were surveyed statewide. The new results show Walters has gained seven points on the long-time politician Inhofe in just one week. Inhofe focusing on Walters' violation By Tulsa World's
Editorial Writers Tulsa, OK -
The U.S. Senate campaign won't be about significant issues, if incumbent
Republican Jim Inhofe has his way. It will revolve around a 10-year-old
misdemeanor of his opponent former Gov. David Walters. It was a
matter of time before the mild Dr. Jekyll of Inhofe's television
commercials turned into the snarling Mr. Hyde of Inhofe, the political
gut fighter. Senate debate begins in earnest By Brian Barber
Democrat David Walters is a former Oklahoma governor, while Republican incumbent Jim Inhofe has held nearly every other position possible, including Tulsa mayor, state legislator, U.S. representative and, since 1994, senator. But their political experience is where the men's similarities end. To hear Walters describe him, Inhofe is a "right-wing fanatic" who's "so out of touch with what Oklahomans care about that it's scary." Click here for the entire storyHow to voice your opinion… Among the ways you can show your support for the Walters for Senate campaign is by writing a letter to your local newspaper. Listed below are email links to editors of many local newspapers. Remember: This campaign can be successful only with the help of friends like you. Daily Oklahoman - http://www.newsok.com/ Tulsa World - letters@tulsaworld.com or call 918-581-8499 to access the Call the Editor Hugo Daily News - hugonews@sbcglobal.net Lawton Constitution - paper@sirinet.net The Ponca City News - news@poncacitynews.com Become a media
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Day October 7, 2002 Volunteers Needed!!! We need volunteers for phone banking and other tasks in Tulsa, Muskogee, McAlester,and Oklahoma City. If you are interested in volunteering for the campaign, please call Barry Butler at 405-427-3366 or any of the following people in your area. Tulsa - Kenda Kirby 918-744-9166 Muskogee - Leesa Bennett 918-749-2503 McAlester - Russell Griffin 918-426-6326 Oklahoma City - Ron Davis 405-427-3366 (Add Ducks Pic) Ducks outside of Walters for Senate Headquarters showing how Jim Inhofe is ducking out of debates. Get Out the Vote The election is just a few weeks away. Remind two people a day to vote for Walters for U.S. Senate on November 5. This small effort will produce more voters casting their support for Gov. Walters. If you or someone you know needs assistance getting to your polling place, contact Walters for Senate headquarters at 405-843-0102, and we will find someone in your area to help you. (Add OKC Unity Pic) David and Brad Henry at the Oklahoma City Unity Breakfast. Upcoming
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