GREENWOOD DIST. The two candidates vying for the position of Tulsa’s 41st mayor, State Representative Monroe Nichols, 41, and County Commissioner Karen Keith, 70, will meet for their first runoff debate this evening.

For Monroe Nichols and Karen Keith, the road to the Tulsa mayor's office runs through Brent VanNorman territory. On Thursday, they sallied forth. Nichols and Keith finished just ahead of VanNorman in the first round of mayoral voting on Aug. 27 and claimed the two spots in the Nov. 5 runoff.

Tulsa’s mayoral candidates differ on the issue of paying cash reparations for survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

Monroe Nichols, a Democratic representative for Oklahoma House District 72, is vying for the mayor's seat. Karen Keith, also a Democrat, is the Tulsa County Commissioner for District 2. Her jurisdiction includes Sand Springs,

It’s gonna be philanthropy, it’s the Tulsa Housing Authority and the city of Tulsa. Everybody working together,” said Tulsa County Commissioner Karen Keith. Rep. Monroe Nichols added, "That's why I started the campaign,

Oklahoma’s Own News On 6 brings you the only live, televised debate between the candidates who are running to be Tulsa’s next Mayor – Karen Keith and Monroe Nichols. Tune in or stream Monday, September 30th at 8 to hear directly from them as we ask the questions and then let you decide.