Oklahoma lawmakers consider election, government transparency bills
Several proposals would affect Oklahomans’ voting rights and ability to access public records.
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Several proposals would affect Oklahomans’ voting rights and ability to access public records.
HB 2451 was one of a handful of bills approved by a House subcommittee on Monday.
State Rep. Denise Crosswhite Rader sponsored House Bill 1415 to establish a mechanism for Oklahoma to separate state and federal elections should Congress pass certain voting reforms.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma roofers will no longer be able to waive insurance deductibles for consumers under a new law that took effect this month.
The American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ) just filed an amici curiae (friends-of-the-court) brief in the Oklahoma Supreme Court in defense of the state’s abortion ban. The brief was filed on behalf of the ACLJ, more than 127,000 of its supporters (including more than 2,200 in Oklahoma), and...