
A City Council member in Enid, Oklahoma, defended marching alongside white nationalists in Virginia in 2017 at a public forum Tuesday night where he was questioned about his connections to racist groups. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. Judd Blevins, who faces a recall election next week, declined to provide details of his prior white nationalist activism.
Main Idea: Enid City Council member Judd Blevins defended his past white nationalist ties at a public forum as he faces a recall election next week.
Key Points:
The recall fight can deepen local division and may make voters worry about the city’s image, base jobs, and business growth.
The election gives Enid residents a chance to remove a council member whose past raises trust concerns.
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Enid City Council member and central figure in the recall fight over his white nationalist ties and Charlottesville.
The municipal governing body on which Blevins serves and where the recall effort is centered.
Blevins’s recall challenger whose criticism and campaign position are a major part of the article.
White nationalist organization that Blevins is reported to have led in Oklahoma.
Enid mayor who is mentioned for prior comments about Blevins’s forum admissions.
Local advocacy group organizing protest and public pressure against Blevins.
Member of the Enid Social Justice Committee who confronts Blevins after the forum.
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