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A Mullin Challenger (Finally) Emerges

Local pro-angler hopes to ‘reel’ in congressional seat By Kaylea M. Hutson, Delaware County Journal Local businessman, rancher and professional

For Immediate Release: February 19, 2014 Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt Asks Judge to Side with State in Affordable Care

Hundreds protest common core ed standards in Okla. The Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY The chairman of the Senate Education Committee

New bills would boost pay for Oklahoma’s public school teachers By Randy Ellis The state House Appropriations Subcommittee for

Oklahoma state House defeats bill limiting lobbyists By Randy Ellis The state House of Representatives on Monday soundly defeated a

The National Popular Vote Compact: It’s NOT What Their Lobbyists Say It Is! By OKGOP Chairman Dave Weston SB 906

Oklahoma Professor Announces Plans To Run For Senate NewsOn6.com CHICKASHA, Oklahoma – According to a news release, Dr. Kevin Crow,

Oklahoma panel clears income tax cut OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A plan to reduce the top personal income tax rate

The Okie received the following blast email yesterday. The race to replace Congressman Lankford is well underway: You are invited

Okla. House speaker talks Capitol repair, tax cuts By SEAN MURPHY, Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The state Capitol