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Tedford wins Oklahoma election to replace House’s Hern

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“Tedford wins Oklahoma election to replace House’s Hern”

Oklahoma state Rep. Mark Tedford (R) is projected to win the state’s 1st Congressional District election to replace Rep. Kevin Hern (R-Okla.), according to Decision Desk HQ. Tedford beat his Democratic opponent, John Croisant, for the seat Hern left open after he decided to run for Oklahoma’s open Senate seat, which was previously occupied by...

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