Public, elected officials at odds on executive session question
Executive sessions are reserved for topics deemed too sensitive for public disclosure, and those are clearly defined in Title 25 of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
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Executive sessions are reserved for topics deemed too sensitive for public disclosure, and those are clearly defined in Title 25 of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
Executive sessions are reserved for topics deemed too sensitive for public disclosure, and those are clearly defined in Title 25 of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
Controversy over House Bill 4156 did not stop passage of the bill in both the Oklahoma House of Representatives and Senate, and it is headed for Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office
Independent voters are excluded from voting in closed partisan primaries, and advocates of an open primary system said it would be advantageous to voters and candidates.
A bill to put raises for state lawmakers in the hands of voters, instead of the Board of Legislative Compensation, is again being pursued by State Rep. Rick West in