Gov. Kevin Stitt Files Paperwork To Run For Re-Election In 2022

Friday, January 15th 2021, 6:38 pm

By: News 9

The governor plans to run for re-election. His 2022 campaign filed paperwork last week with the Oklahoma Ethics Commission to register.

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