SD15 runoff: Robert Keyes endorsed by fourth-place primary candidate Tommie Herell

Robert Keyes is facing Lisa Standridge (wife of term-limited conservative Sen. Rob Standridge) in the GOP runoff for State Senate District 15 (NonDoc has a good article on the race here). Keyes touts an endorsement from the fourth-place finisher in the June primary; the runoff victor will face Democrat Elizabeth Foreman in the general election.

SD15 candidate Robert Keyes

TOMMIE HERELL ENDORSES ROBERT KEYES IN SD-15 RUNOFF

“Robert Keyes is the Senator we need to make Oklahoma stronger and more prosperous.”

NORMAN, OK (August 14th) – Former GOP candidate for SD-15, Tommie Herell, is endorsing Robert Keyes in the upcoming Republican primary runoff for Oklahoma State Senate. Herell is encouraging fellow conservatives to join him in voting for Keyes on August 27th.

“I got the opportunity to know all of the SD-15 candidates during the primary and the choice in this runoff is clear. I’m supporting Robert Keyes,” Tommie Herell says. “Keyes is a leader who knows how to build effective coalitions and get things done for the good of our community. Robert Keyes is a servant leader who has always put others before himself. Throughout the race, he has talked about building a team of subject matter experts who can advise him on making the best decisions for the people of SD-15. I’m honored that he has invited me to be on his team as an oil and gas professional.”

“Robert has impressed me with his business expertise and his detailed plans for economic development,” says Herell. “Robert Keyes is the Senator we need to make Oklahoma stronger and more prosperous.”

Robert Keyes is President and CEO of Associated Environmental Industries, an environmental drilling and construction company based in Norman. He and his wife, Sandy, have been married 45 years. Together, they founded multiple business ventures, creating jobs for hundreds of Oklahomans. They raised their three children in Norman and have eight grandkids.

To learn more about Robert Keyes’ vision for the future of Oklahoma, visit his website at www.KeyesForSenate.com.