In November of last year, Oklahomans made their voices heard. For the first time in state history, a sitting Oklahoma Supreme Court justice was not retained at the ballot box. As you know, the Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is currently vetting candidates to send to Governor Stitt to replace Justice Kauger. It is vitally important that the JNC selects and sends three exceptional candidates who will uphold the law based on its public meaning, rather than their own political preferences. Both the Senate and the House of Representatives have a representative on the JNC. I am asking you to contact the representative from your elected body, as well as the attorney member and lay member from your part of the state, and urge them to prioritize sending candidates to the governor who are committed to judicial integrity and impartiality. You can find a list of JNC members and their contact information at: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for your continued leadership and commitment to ensuring a judiciary that serves the people of Oklahoma.

Oklahoma voters took an unprecedented step last November by voting not to retain a sitting Supreme Court justice for the first time in our state’s history. This outcome sends a clear message: Oklahomans expect a judiciary that reflects Oklahoma values and upholds the law. The Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is responsible for sending Governor Stitt three nominees for the seat formerly held by Justice Kauger. These nominees must be individuals who adhere to the law, free from political influence. Since the JNC includes representatives from both the Senate and House, I respectfully ask that you reach out to your representative, along with the attorney and lay members from your area, to ensure they nominate exceptional candidates. You can view the list of JNC members and their contact information here: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for working to ensure our courts reflect the will and values of Oklahomans.

In November of last year, Oklahomans made their voices heard. For the first time in state history, a sitting Oklahoma Supreme Court justice was not retained at the ballot box. As you know, the Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is currently vetting candidates to send to Governor Stitt to replace Justice Kauger. It is vitally important that the JNC selects and sends three exceptional candidates who will uphold the law based on its public meaning, rather than their own political preferences. Both the Senate and the House of Representatives have a representative on the JNC. I am asking you to contact the representative from your elected body, as well as the attorney member and lay member from your part of the state, and urge them to prioritize sending candidates to the governor who are committed to judicial integrity and impartiality. You can find a list of JNC members and their contact information at: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for your continued leadership and commitment to ensuring a judiciary that serves the people of Oklahoma.

In November, Oklahomans made history by voting not to retain a sitting Oklahoma Supreme Court justice for the first time ever. Oklahomans desire meaningful judicial accountability. The Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is now in the process of selecting candidates to send to Governor Stitt for Justice Kauger’s replacement. It is crucial that the JNC nominates three exceptional candidates who will interpret the law as written, rather than imposing their personal beliefs. Both the Senate and House of Representatives have members on the JNC, and I urge you to contact your legislative representative, as well as the attorney and lay members from your area, and encourage them to recommend candidates dedicated to judicial integrity. The JNC member list and contact information can be found at: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for your leadership and commitment to a judiciary that reflects the values of Oklahomans.

Last November, Oklahoma voters made their voices clear by choosing not to retain a sitting Supreme Court justice for the first time in state history. This moment highlights the need for a transparent and accountable judiciary. The Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is now vetting candidates to fill Justice Kauger’s vacancy. It is imperative that the JNC selects three highly qualified candidates who will faithfully interpret the law as it is written, free from political bias. Since both the Senate and House have representatives on the JNC, I am asking you to reach out to your legislative member, as well as the attorney and lay representatives from your area, and emphasize the importance of nominating impartial and principled candidates. For reference, the JNC members and their contact details can be found here: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for your dedication to ensuring a judiciary that serves our state with integrity.

Oklahomans spoke decisively last November, making it clear they expect accountability in the judiciary by voting not to retain a sitting Oklahoma Supreme Court justice—a first in state history. The Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is currently reviewing candidates to recommend for Governor Stitt’s consideration to replace Justice Kauger. It is essential that the JNC puts forward three candidates who will uphold the law, not their personal views. The Senate and House each have a representative on the JNC. I am asking you to connect with your legislative representative, as well as the attorney and lay members from your district, to emphasize the importance of selecting candidates with integrity, and who reflect Oklahoma values. A full list of JNC members and their contact information is available at: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for your commitment to a fair and trustworthy judicial system.

In November, Oklahomans made history by voting not to retain a sitting Oklahoma Supreme Court justice for the first time ever. Oklahomans desire meaningful judicial accountability. The Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is now in the process of selecting candidates to send to Governor Stitt for Justice Kauger’s replacement. It is crucial that the JNC nominates three exceptional candidates who will interpret the law as written, rather than imposing their personal beliefs. Both the Senate and House of Representatives have members on the JNC, and I urge you to contact your legislative representative, as well as the attorney and lay members from your area, and encourage them to recommend candidates dedicated to judicial integrity. The JNC member list and contact information can be found at: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for your leadership and commitment to a judiciary that reflects the values of Oklahomans.

Last November, Oklahoma voters made their voices clear by choosing not to retain a sitting Supreme Court justice for the first time in state history. This moment highlights the need for a transparent and accountable judiciary. The Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is now vetting candidates to fill Justice Kauger’s vacancy. It is imperative that the JNC selects three highly qualified candidates who will faithfully interpret the law as it is written, free from political bias. Since both the Senate and House have representatives on the JNC, I am asking you to reach out to your legislative member, as well as the attorney and lay representatives from your area, and emphasize the importance of nominating impartial and principled candidates. For reference, the JNC members and their contact details can be found here: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for your dedication to ensuring a judiciary that serves our state with integrity.

Oklahomans spoke decisively last November, making it clear they expect accountability in the judiciary by voting not to retain a sitting Oklahoma Supreme Court justice—a first in state history. The Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC) is currently reviewing candidates to recommend for Governor Stitt’s consideration to replace Justice Kauger. It is essential that the JNC puts forward three candidates who will uphold the law, not their personal views. The Senate and House each have a representative on the JNC. I am asking you to connect with your legislative representative, as well as the attorney and lay members from your district, to emphasize the importance of selecting candidates with integrity, and who reflect Oklahoma values. A full list of JNC members and their contact information is available at: okjnc.com/members/ Thank you for your commitment to a fair and trustworthy judicial system.