Your Vote Counts: Domestic Violence, Vice Presidential Debate, COVID-19 Hospital Surge

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Your Vote Counts: Domestic Violence, Vice Presidential Debate, COVID-19 Hospital Surge

Your Vote Counts: Domestic Violence, Vice Presidential Debate, COVID-19 Hospital Surge

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News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell discusses domestic violence, the Vice Presidential debates and the COIVD-19 hospital in Oklahoma with State Rep. Jon Echols and Rep. Jason Dunnington.

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