Oklahoma superintendent nominee Robert Franklin outlines education plan
Ahead of the November vote, Republican Robert Franklin laid out his approach, while Democrat Jennettie Marshall seeks the same state post.
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What happened
Republican nominee Robert Franklin spoke at length about his education plan ahead of the general election in November. Oklahoma voters will choose between Franklin and Democrat Jennettie Marshall for state superintendent on Nov. 3. Both candidates are pushing for a more cohesive approach to education.
Why it matters
Voters will decide who holds the state superintendent post in the Nov. 3 election.
Timeline
- Oct 15, 8:26 PM ET: Republican state superintendent nominee Robert Franklin spoke in depth about his education plan ahead of the November election.
- Oct 16, 11:24 AM ET: Oklahoma voters were set to choose between Franklin and Democrat Jennettie Marshall for state superintendent on Nov. 3, as both candidates pushed for a more unified approach to education.
Coverage
- Oklahoma state superintendent candidates seek more unified approach to education (Nuria Martinez-Keel)
- In Depth: Republican State Supt. nominee Robert Franklin discusses education plan (fox23.com)
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