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Oklahoma group seeking candidate signatures for anti-corruption pledge

Most of the signatures have come from political newcomers, although a handful of Democratic state Representatives and Senators have signed.

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Oklahoma passes bill limiting school bathroom use to sex at birth

Oklahoma legislation awaiting Gov. Kevin Stitt s signature would require students to use the restroom based on their sex at birth.

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Okla GOP votes for new leadership after remarks from Stitt, O Connor

AJ Ferate, the GOP s longstanding legal counsel, bested the state party s director of communications Miles Rahimi by a 187-105 vote.

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Oklahoma Legislature sends $9 8B state budget to Gov Kevin Stitt

The Oklahoma Legislature sent Gov. Kevin Stitt a $9.8 billion state budget for the upcoming fiscal year. What Stitt will do with it is unclear.

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Oklahoma lawmakers cut 10 weeks from unemployment benefits payout

House Bill 1933 is set to shorten the current benefits timeframe from 26 weeks to 16 weeks starting Jan. 1 of next year.

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