Gov. Stitt Sets Date For Special Election To Replace Congresswoman-Elect Bice

Tuesday, November 24th 2020, 9:43 am

By: News On 6

Gov. Kevin Stitt Sets Date For Special Election To Replace Congresswoman-elect Bice

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has officially set a date for the special election to replace Congresswoman-elect Stephanie Bice.

Bice will be leaving the Oklahoma Legislature to join Congress after defeating Incumbent Kendra Horn during the General election.

Voters in the 22nd District, which covers Piedmont and Portions of Edmond, will choose their next district senator on February 9.

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