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This post will be updated through the evening with results in the race for Oklahoma's superintendent of public instruction.
The candidates
Jennettie Marshall, a Democrat, touted her administrative experience in law enforcement and as a member of the Tulsa Board of Education.
Robert Franklin, a Republican, said his 45 years working as a teacher and leader in K-12 schools, CareerTech and higher education make him the most qualified candidate for the role.
Prior reporting from Oklahoma Voice contributed to this report.
