GREENWOOD DIST. The two candidates vying for the position of Tulsa’s 41st mayor, State Representative Monroe Nichols, 41, and County Commissioner Karen Keith, 70, will meet for their first runoff debate this evening.
The debate, taking place tonight at 8:00 PM CT, will be broadcast live on News on 6 (KOTV) and streamed on their digital platforms. It marks a significant milestone in the race, offering voters a closer look at each candidate’s vision for Tulsa’s future.
Candidates to Present Strategies on Key Issues Ahead of Runoff Election
Ylla | Gosney Attorneys at Law is sponsoring the debate, which is expected to cover critical issues such as economic development, public safety, education, and infrastructure. It will be an important chance for both candidates to present their strategies and leadership styles to voters.
Notably, the runoff election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 5. Nichols and Keith are expected to use this platform to outline their priorities and demonstrate how they will address the city’s challenges.
“This debate is a crucial moment for Tulsa’s future,” said Monroe Nichols. “I look forward to sharing my plans to ensure every Tulsan, from every neighborhood, has a voice in City Hall. Tonight, I want voters to understand exactly how I plan to create a more equitable and prosperous Tulsa for all.”
Runoff Debate Watch Party to Bring Tulsans Together
For residents interested in watching the debate in a community setting, a watch party is being hosted at En Fuego, located at 224 M.L.K Jr. Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74103. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and attendees are encouraged to arrive early. The watch party will allow residents to engage in the debate and discuss the candidates’ plans in real-time.
Both candidates are determined to make a lasting impression. Tonight’s debate will be pivotal in shaping public perception as voters consider who will lead Tulsa into the future.
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