News: Drew Edmondson

Lt. Governor Jari Askins pulls a surprise victory of Drew Edmondson for the Democratic nomination. Mary Fallin wins the Republican nomination.

Former Assistant AG Walter Jenny, Jr, explains why he wont be supporting his old boss in the upcoming Gubernatorial primary in Oklahoma.

Lt. Governor Jari Askins and Attorney General Drew Edmondson have been engaged in behind-the-scenes political hardball over records in their offices. The evidence is found in demands for documents filed as Open Records requests with each of the two Democrats who want to be governor.

The event, from 4-6 p.m. at First Assembly of God, 3340 South 16th in Chickasha, will give voters an opportunity to visit with candidates for statewide offices, share concerns and ask questions. Candidates who have confirmed they will attend include Randy Brogdon and representatives for Mary Fallin and Drew Edmondson, candidates for governor

Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson said he will not sue the federal government over federal health-care reform. The state's chances of prevailing in such a lawsuit were unlikely, he said. His decision was criticized by Republican legislative leaders and Republican candidates. He said the process by which the bill passed reeked of partisanship

Two top state prosecutors are asking attorneys general across the country to let Washington know if they oppose the health care reform bill they say includes a political deal for Nebraska.South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster and Oklahoma top prosecutor Drew Edmondson asked their colleagues Wednesday to call on U.S. House Speake

Robinson volunteered for Drew’s Crew, an effort to get Attorney General Drew Edmondson elected governor. They began placing the fliers on windshields of cars parked around Drummond Hall. After the group had placed about 100 fliers, Robinson said an OSU police officer approached him and the other Drew’s Crew members asking what they were doing.

A victory for community organizers. - We're happy to report that Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson has dismissed criminal charges against three political activists and finally ended his assault on popular democracy in the Sooner State. (Paul Jacob)

Attorney General Drew Edmondson said Thursday he has decided not to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a federal appeals court that struck down an Oklahoma law barring nonresidents from circulating initiative petitions.

"The rights of Americans ... must be defended again and again..." article reviews current threats to our 1st Amendment rights, including the case of Oklahoma where Attorney General Drew Edmondson wants to stop Paul Jacobs, Pres of Citizens In Charge, from circulating a petition to limit legislators' free-spending ways.