Voters in Enid, Oklahoma, removed a City Council member with ties to white nationalist groups by a 20-point margin. Judd Blevins lost his seat and was replaced by Cheryl Patterson, a former teacher and Republican. The community rallied against hate and voted for change.
Key Points
Community activism led to the recall of a council member with white nationalist ties
New council member campaigned for unity and against hate
Election results reflected the community's rejection of extremism
Pros
Community took a stand against white nationalism
New council member represents a return to 'normalcy'
Democratic process of recall election was successful