White Nationalist Faces Recall Vote in Oklahoma City Council

Judd Blevins' election to Enid's City Council has ignited a community-wide effort to address extremism, with a recall vote looming.

A white nationalist, Judd Blevins, was elected to the City Council of Enid, Oklahoma, sparking controversy and a recall vote set for April 2.
Blevins' ties to white nationalism, including his involvement with Identity Evropa and participation in the Charlottesville rally, were exposed by local activists and media.
The Enid Social Justice Committee was formed in response to Blevins' election, aiming to recall him and combat extremism in local politics.
Despite attempts to censure Blevins for his extremist ties, the City Council voted to table the matter until after the recall election, following a surprising act of forgiveness from the council's only Black member.
The recall effort against Blevins has garnered attention and support from national white supremacist groups, while the local community remains divided.