Commentary
Time for Oklahoma Judicial Selection Overhaul
When Oklahomans cast their ballots, they expect the election results will have consequences. Winning candidates, having received majority support, are expected to then implement policies endorsed by voters. In presidential elections, a candidate’s judicial philosophy matters to voters. The president has the power to select any qualified judicial nominee, subject to Senate approval for confirmation. But that’s not how it works in Oklahoma. Instead, regardless of who Oklahomans elect gover...