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CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 19, 2016 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 19, 2016

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Oklahoma lawmakers end 'successful' session a day before deadline | News - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma lawmakers end 'successful' session a day before deadline | News

OKLAHOMA CITY – Lawmakers left the Capitol Thursday, a day before the deadline, after passing a $12.47 billion budget.

Oklahoma Legislature overrides five of Gov. Stitt's vetoes - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Legislature overrides five of Gov. Stitt's vetoes

Unusually, the Republican-led House and Senate voted to override the veto of legislation authored by a Democrat, Sen. Jo Anna Dossett of Tulsa.

Oklahoma Legislature overrides six of Gov. Stitt's vetoes - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Legislature overrides six of Gov. Stitt's vetoes

Unusually, the Republican-led House and Senate voted to override the veto of legislation authored by a Democrat, Sen. Jo Anna Dossett of Tulsa.

Oklahoma Senate reluctant to approve some gubernatorial appointments - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Senate reluctant to approve some gubernatorial appointments

OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Kevin Stitt said Friday he was concerned the Senate would not confirm six of his appointees to serve on his cabinet and in other oversight posts.