Peggy Dodd is a journalist based in Norman, Oklahoma. She writes for various publications including University of Oklahoma Student Media, KOSU, Lawton Publishing Company, and The Norman Transcript. Peggy covers a range of topics including local government, university news, community events, and political developments.
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By: Peggy Dodd
Election intimidation became the norm after the 2020 election. To shore up democracy’s defenses this year, officials across the country are increasing training and implementing new protections, such as erecting ceiling-high fences to safeguard workers.
By: Peggy Dodd, Olivia Talkington, Shelby Rickert
ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. – Exactly seven days had passed since the 2020 election when Tina Barton saw the blinking light on her office phone. The city clerk for Rochester Hills, Burton picked up the handset and hit the flashing button.
By: Shelby Rickert, Peggy Dodd, Pierce Gentry, Olivia Talkington
Editor's note: This story contains graphic and violent language taken from election officials' emails and voicemails. It is used to illustrate the threats those officials have been under during the …
By: Peggy Dodd
Norman residents have filed a referendum petition with the city to turn the Rock Creek Entertainment District in University North Park over to a public vote.
Chris Harvey, deputy director of the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council, talks about efforts to train law enforcement to address violence against election officials from his office in Austell, Ga., on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. Harvey oversaw elections for the state of Georgia for six years. (Photo by Peggy Dodd/News21)
By: Peggy Dodd
Chris Harvey, deputy director of the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council, talks about efforts to train law enforcement to address
By: Peggy Dodd, Ryan Little, Grace Rhodes
Dallas offers many opportunities for public transportation, making traveling to and from attractions easy during the weekend’s busy traffic.
By: Peggy Dodd
A car was towed down North Oval after a Lyft driver followed his GPS direction to turn onto OU’s campus Tuesday evening.
By: Peggy Dodd
Editor’s note: This story is featured in OU Daily’s voter guide, which will be available in print on racks across campus and Norman in mid-October. Check out the other featured
By: Peggy Dodd
On Tuesday, voters in Norman and across the country will cast their ballots in the latest contentious election. In the past three elections, Norman has served as an example of
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