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When State Question 632 appeared before Oklahoma voters in 1990, they resoundingly said yes to 12-year term limits for state legislators.

Oklahoma will begin removing people considered ineligible from SoonerCare during a Medicaid unwinding period as pandemic assistance expires.

While polls show most voters want term limits for U.S. Senators and Representatives, such changes appear unlikely to take effect in the near future.

Democrats in the U.S. Senate are planning another attempt at allowing cannabis businesses legal access to financial institutions, according to a March 7 post by Route Fifty, an organization that

On the eve of the state’s fifth legal 4/20, Oklahoma Gazette checks in with Blue Collar Criminals, the first cannabis company The High Culture profiled.

SQ 820 failed miserably, but medical cannabis bills alive in Oklahoma's 2023 legislative session are focused mostly on program enforcement.

The chairs of the Oklahoma Legislative Mental Health Caucus are encouraging their colleagues to continue momentum on mental health and substance abuse issues, applauding ongoing bipartisan collaboration in this area

Less than 25% of registered voters age 30 and under cast a ballot last November, according to an Oklahoma Watch analysis of State Election Board data.

When elected officials fail to respect the opinions and wishes of its citizens, they undermine the trust in government required to make our democracy work.

A month after Oklahoma voters defeated recreational marijuana, dozens of bills proposing changes to the state’s five-year-old medical marijuana program remain before lawmakers.