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Oklahoma seeks to exclude soda, candy from food stamp purchases
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Oklahoma seeks to exclude soda, candy from food stamp purchases

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Oklahoma Supreme Court Begins Oral Arguments on State Question 836
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Oklahoma Supreme Court Begins Oral Arguments on State Question 836

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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - Voters in Oklahoma could see a change in their voting process as oral deliberations begin in the Oklahoma Supreme Court regarding State Question 836. State Question 836 aims to reform the state's primary election system, allowing all registered voters, regardless of party affiliation, to participate in primary elections. Oklahoma Standard: Thunder celebration comes full circle 30 years after OKC bombing Currently, vo…See the Story
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Oklahoma Congressmembers Vote to Pass ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ as Critics Warn of Sweeping Cuts to Social Services, Healthcare

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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A sweeping Republican-backed bill heading to President Trump’s desk is drawing both praise and outrage in Oklahoma, with supporters calling it a historic win for working families and critics warning it could devastate essential social services with far-reaching consequences. The so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” passed the U.S. House on Thursday by a razor-thin margin, sending it to President Trump for his signature at a cere…Donald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

Gov. Kevin Stitt shares views on proposed agreement in City of Tulsa, Muscogee Creek Nation case

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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt shared a release detailing his views on the proposed lawsuit settlement agreement between the City of Tulsa and the Muscogee Creek Nation.Kevin Stitt · TulsaSee the Story

In The Know: What new Oklahoma laws go into effect today? | Oklahoma’s eviction timeline is one of the fastest in the nation | Lawsuit challenges constitutionality of new business court law - Oklahoma Policy Institute

In The Know is your daily briefing on Oklahoma policy-related news. OK Policy encourages the support of Oklahoma’s state and local media, which are vital to an informed citizenry. Inclusion of a story does not necessarily mean endorsement by the Oklahoma Policy Institute. Some stories included here are behind paywall or require subscription. Subscribe to In The Know and see past editions. New from OK Policy Lawsuit challenges constitutionality o…Oklahoma City · Oklahoma CityRead Article

State leaders face lawsuit over creation of business courts

OKLAHOMA CITY — Two Oklahoma attorneys have sued state leaders, arguing that the state’s newly created business court system is unconstitutional.Oklahoma City · Oklahoma CitySee the Story

Weekly Wonk: Youth justice recap during this #okleg session | Protests get likes; voting gets results | Cash bail doesn’t make us safer, but pretrial reform can - Oklahoma Policy Institute

What’s up this week at Oklahoma Policy Institute? The Weekly Wonk shares our most recent publications and other resources to help you stay informed about Oklahoma. Numbers of the Day and Policy Notes are from our daily news briefing, In The Know. Click here to subscribe to In The Know. This Week from OK Policy One step forward for youth this session, two steps back on investment: This session, Oklahoma took action to protect youth from harmful s…Oklahoma City · Oklahoma CityRead Article

Oklahoma GOP leaders say open primaries are a bad idea

As an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling looms on whether voters will have the chance to open state primary elections to all, the state Republican Party is working to convince its members that State Question 836 is a bad deal. But political rhetoric differs from the argument in court.Republican Party · OklahomaSee the Story

Executive Order - Oklahoma Policy Institute

Executive Orders are official directives adopted by the U.S. President or a state governor that manages operations of the government. An Executive Order allows the chief executive to act without express legislative action, but may be easily reversed by a subsequent administration. Executive orders are subject to judicial review and may be overturned if the orders lack support by statute or the Constitution. In Oklahoma, Executive Orders of previ…Oklahoma City · Oklahoma CityRead Article

Cash bail doesn’t make us safer, but pretrial reform can (Capitol Update) - Oklahoma Policy Institute

It may be time for the legislature to take another look at pretrial release reform in Oklahoma. Cash bail bonds are typically based primarily on the charges filed and include little, if any, evidence-based assessment of flight risk or danger to the community. The last serious effort at reform was in 2019 when Senate Bill 252 passed the State Senate and failed on the floor of the House by six votes. A recent Tulsa County study by the Bail Project…Tulsa · TulsaRead Article

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