Scott Marshall
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Mayor, City of Guthrie
- Vote for
- 1
- Term
- 4 years
- Candidates
- 4
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: The mayor is the elected head of the City of Guthrie's government (mayor-council form) and serves a four-year term.
Nonpartisan. Open seat: Mayor Jimmy Covington is not on the ballot. Zollie Rose is a member of the Guthrie City Council. William H. "Bill" Rader is printed on the sample ballot; the Secretary of State's list of filings with the county clerk shows his filing as withdrawn. On the ballot in part of the Guthrie #1 and Guthrie #2 precincts (sample ballot).
Zollie Rose
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The gist
- Pledges to fix Guthrie's long-standing drainage and flooding problems
- Supports existing businesses while recruiting new investment
- Pledges to seek state and federal funding for Guthrie
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Pledges to fix Guthrie's long-standing drainage and flooding problems
Zollie Rose Lays Out Priorities For Guthrie Mayor RaceNews coverage · WEKT · Feb 26, 2026 · wektradio.com
“His platform prioritizes resolving long-standing drainage and flooding issues, establishing fiscal responsibility, and modernizing the town's infrastructure.”
Supports existing businesses while recruiting new investment
Zollie Rose Lays Out Priorities For Guthrie Mayor RaceNews coverage · WEKT · Feb 26, 2026 · wektradio.com
“Rose also intends to strengthen the local economy by supporting existing businesses while attracting new investment.”
Pledges to seek state and federal funding for Guthrie
Zollie Rose Lays Out Priorities For Guthrie Mayor RaceNews coverage · WEKT · Feb 26, 2026 · wektradio.com
“he has expressed a commitment to advocating for Guthrie at both the state and federal levels”
William H. "Bill" Rader
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No documented position found.
Doreen Lynch
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No documented position found.
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