What About the Judges?

One of the more difficult things going through the ballot is going through all the judges. Below are links and info on each of the judges that come up in the Tulsa County ballot.

Oklahoma Supreme Court

Judge	Appointed By	Served Since
Noma Gurich	Brad Henry (D)	2011
Noma Gurich	George Nigh (D)	1986
James Edmondson	Brad Henry (D)	2003
James Edmondson	Brad Henry (D)	2003

Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals

Judge	District	Appointed	Governor	Law School	Hometown
Clancy Smith	1st	2010	Brad Henry (D)	University of Tulsa	Tulsa, OK
Arlene Johnson (Vice)	4th	2005	Brad Henry (D)	University of Oklahoma	Oklahoma City, OK
David Lewis	5th	2005	Brad Henry (D)	University of Oklahoma	Ardmore, OK

Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals

Justice	Birthplace	Year Service Began	Appointing Governor	Law School
Thomas Thornbrugh
William Hetherington	Norman, Oklahoma	2009	Brad Henry (D)	Oklahoma City University
Kenneth Buettner	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	1996	Frank Keating (R)	Southern Methodist University
Robert Bell (Chief Judge)	Norman, Oklahoma	2005	Brad Henry (D)	University of Tulsa
E. Bay Mitchell, III	Enid, Oklahoma	2002	Frank Keating (R)	University of Oklahoma

Useful Election Links for Tulsa Election - Nov, 2012

I've put together some useful links for voting in Tulsa County. On the state questions, I tried to find something on each side of the issue, but some just don't have a decent web presence. Anyways, please make an informed vote on each item. Your comments are appreciated as well as your opinions on any of the items below.

Where do I vote?

US House
Jim Bridenstine (R)
John Olson (D)
Craig Allen (I)

Election Resources
Tulsa County Pricinct Map
Tulsa County District Map
Tulsa County State Senate Map
Tulsa County State House Map
Tulsa County Sample Ballots
List of Tulsa County Elected Officials

Vision 2
Vision 2 Summary
Tulsa World Article on Vision 2
Tulsa Beacon Editorial Against Vision 2
Vision 2 Wish List

State Questions
Summary of State Questions
Another Summary
State Question 758 Explanation. (Cap on property taxes)
Article on 758
State Question 759 (Ban on Affirmative Action)
For 762 (Remove governor from parole hearings on non-violent crimes)
Gov. Fallin Against 762
764
For 764
Against 764
765
766 (Intangiable Tax Ban)