Oklahoma Judicial Ethics Advisory Panel October 12, 1998, No. 1998-21 (Judicial Ethics Opinion 1998-21)

QUESTION: May a judicial candidate publicly inform others of the political party affiliation of his opponent? For example, may a judicial candidate publicly inform a Republican Club that his opponent is a Democrat, without publicly revealing his own party affiliation? • If the answer is No, what public response, if any, may the opponent give to this public disclosure.

WE ANSWER: NO.

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