Tulsa, Oklahoma mayoral election, 2006

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In the General Election, Democrat Kathy Taylor defeated Republican Bill LaFortune Tuesday, April 4.^[1]

Election results

Republican Primary March 7, 2006

	Votes	%
Bill LaFortune	13,894	42.68%
Chris Medlock	11,105	34.12%
Randi Miller	7,038	21.62%
Brigitte Harper	513	1.58%

Democratic Primary March 7, 2006

	Votes	%
Kathy Taylor	16,852	64.44%
Don McCorkell	2,952	30.50%
Accountability Burns	292	1.12%
James Alexander Jr.	431	1.64%
James Desmond	303	1.15%
Prophet-Kelly Clark	298	1.13%

References

↑ Oklahoma Democratic Party

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