
OOA 2025 Legislative Update
September 15, 2025
Legislative News Update
Week of Sept. 12, 2025
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2025 Interim Studies
Senate President Pro Tempore Lonnie Paxton has approved 73 interim studies for consideration. All approved Senate studies must be completed by October 31.
House members have requested 154 interim studies. All approved Senate studies must be completed by November 6.
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Stitt names new senior advisor, chief operating officer, Secretary of State
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Gov. Kevin Stitt on Thursday appointed three officials to his administration, all of whom he has previously named to other positions in Oklahoma state government.
Stitt appointed Donelle Harder as Oklahoma Secretary of State, David Ostrowe as chief operating officer and Dustin Hilliary as his senior advisor.
The appointments follow the resignations of Josh Cockroft, who serves as secretary of state and Stitt’s chief policy advisor, and Rick Rose, the head of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services and Oklahoma’s chief operating officer. Cockcroft’s resignation is effective Oct. 2 while Rose plans to depart Sept. 26.
Donelle Harder
Harder previously served as Stitt’s senior advisor and deputy Secretary of State and worked as his spokesperson and campaign manager. She also previously worked as former U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe’s spokesperson.
In the private sector, she sold her regional public relations and marketing firm to Pinkston in 2022, and she became one of the company’s senior vice presidents.
Her appointment is effective Oct. 1.
David Ostrowe
Ostrowe will return to Stitt’s administration as the chief operating officer and secretary to “drive cabinet coordination and support agency directors.”
David Ostrowe is pictured. (Provided by the Oklahoma Governor’s Office)
He currently serves as president and CEO of O&M Restaurant Group leading brand expansions across states.
During Stitt’s first term, Ostrowe served as Oklahoma’s first Secretary of Digital Transformation and Administration. He was indicted by former Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter in late 2020 for allegedly bribing a state official. Ostrowe was accused of threatening to cut funding from the state Tax Commission if commissioners didn’t waive penalties and interests on a tax debt.
Current Attorney General Gentner Drummond dismissed the charges with prejudice, meaning they can’t be refiled, and apologized to Ostrowe on behalf of the state after he took office. He said Ostrowe should not have been indicted and did nothing wrong.
Dustin Hilliary
Hilliary, Stitt’s new senior advisor and chief negotiator, also serves as the vice chair of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. It was not immediately clear if he would continue serving in both roles.
He is co-CEO of Hilliary Communications, which provides telephone and broadband service to customers in Oklahoma, Texas and Iowa. Hilliary is also co-publisher of the Hilliary Media Group, a media holding company, and operates a real estate development company.
“It is an honor to serve Oklahoma and to work alongside Governor Stitt in his final term to advance policies with the Legislature that put our state on a strong path today and for future generations,” Hilliary said in a statement.
The salaries of all three appointees were not immediately provided by the Governor’s Office.
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Official State Press Releases
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GRF collections exceed estimate in August
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Oklahoma’s General Revenue Fund collections in August totaled $599.1 million, finishing $20.7 million, or 3.6 percent, above the state’s monthly estimate. The total, however, was $3.9 million less than August 2024, a decline of 0.6 percent. Read more.
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Total revenue for August declines, Russ reports
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Total revenue collected by the State of Oklahoma declined in August compared to the prior year, State Treasurer Todd Russ reported Friday. Read more.
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Senate Local, County Government Committee discusses zoning
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Sen. Avery Frix expressed hope Tuesday that housing developers and municipalities would be able to come to an agreement on proposed legislation that would modify state statutes concerning zoning and ease the process of home building. Read more.
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Challenges, potential solutions to OK’s feral swine problem offered at interim study
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Challenges from and potential solutions to Oklahoma’s omnipresent feral swine problem at an interim study hosted Tuesday by the House Committee on Agriculture. Read more.
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Oklahoma food insecurity on the rise as federal funding for key programs end
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Rep. Ajay Pittman gathered representatives from multiple organizations across the state working to combat food insecurity in Oklahoma during a Tuesday interim study session presented to the House Agricultural Committee. Read more.
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County boundaries, GIS data sets focus of House interim study
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The House County and Municipal Government Committee dedicated their afternoon Wednesday to an interim study centered on county boundaries and geographic information (GIS) data sets. Read more.
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Dog, cat overpopulation pushes animal control resources to the limit across Oklahoma
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Animal overpopulation across Oklahoma has reached a new high as animal control agencies and animal shelter non-profits try desperately to manage the near-constant influx of dogs and cats. Read more.
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Funding community safety, reentry solutions post-780, 781 explored via interim study
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The House County and Municipal Government Committee reconvened Thursday afternoon to hear an interim study centered on effectively funding community safety and reentry solutions in a post-State Questions 780 and 781 Oklahoma. Read more.
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Banning expresses concerns about mandating E-Verify for all businesses
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House Business Committee Chris Banning is expressing concerns about suggestions that all business use a federal government system to verify the immigration status of all employees. Read more.
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Officials react to Kirk’s assassination
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Elected officials reacted Wednesday to the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Read more.
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Ethics Commission to weigh in on requiring candidates to change bank accounts every election
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The Oklahoma Ethics Commission on Thursday unanimously voted to consider an Advisory Opinion Request from a state lawmaker concerning candidate bank accounts. Read more.
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Supreme Court rejects Fugate’s appeal in return-to-work lawsuit
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The Supreme Court rejected an appeal Tuesday of a district court’s dismissal of Rep. Andy Fugate’s lawsuit challenging Gov. Kevin Stitt’s executive order that essentially ends remote work for state employees. Read more.
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Drummond approves State Board of Education’s hiring of Leonard as attorney
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Attorney General Gentner Drummond said Wednesday that his office has approved with reservations the request of the State Board of Education to hire Ryan Leonard as its attorney. Read more.
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Drummond declares obscene drag shows in public, before children illegal under new law
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A newly issued opinion from Attorney General Gentner Drummond declares that obscene drag show performances in the presence of children or in a public place are illegal under a new law passed during the 2025 legislative session. Read more.
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CVS Caremark agrees to $32M settlement involving Oklahoma employee health plan, AG says
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CVS Caremark will pay a $32.1 million settlement for allegedly keeping money that “belonged” to the state employee health plan, HealthChoice, the Attorney General’s Office said Tuesday. Read more.
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DOJ, 22 state attorneys general files briefs supporting Oklahoma anti-immigration law
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The US Department of Justice (DOJ) and 22 state attorneys general have filed separate briefs with the US. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit in support of Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s fight to enforce an anti-immigration law passed in 2024. Read more.
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Design underway for reconstruction of I-40 bridges over Meridian Ave., MacArthur Blvd.
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Bridges over Meridan Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard along one of Oklahoma City’s busiest stretches of Interstate 40 are scheduled for replacement as transportation engineers address ongoing congestion and safety issues. Read more.
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Transportation Commission remembers OTA crew member killed in work zone collision
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The Oklahoma Transportation Commission took time at the beginning of its Monday meeting to remember the life of Zachary Rinehart, an Oklahoma Turnpike Authority employee, died while working on the Will Rogers Turnpike on August 18. Read more.
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OSU sees significant wins, lingering questions from Innovation Foundation fallout
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As Oklahoma State University leaders celebrate a $250 million appropriation to overhaul the College of Veterinary Medicine and tout their decision to hold tuition flat for the sixth time in seven years, stakeholders are still watching a slow trickle of answers about the accounting scandal that spurred February’s presidential transition and shuttered operations of the nebulous Innovation Foundation. Read more.
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Popular online education program at risk of closure without more funds from Oklahoma Legislature
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An online education program serving 33,500 public school students is at risk of running out of money and closing next year unless the Oklahoma Legislature adds more funding, state officials say. Read more.
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Report: Oklahoma’s earthquakes could help avoid induced seismicity from carbon storage
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While the state legislature passes laws on underground carbon sequestration, researchers are analyzing how lessons learned from wastewater injection-induced earthquakes could inform the growing carbon storage industry. Read more.
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With the 2026 primaries less than a year away, the following candidates have established Candidate Committees with the Oklahoma Ethics Commission indicating an intention to run for statewide office in Oklahoma next year.
Governor
Republican Candidates
- Gentner Drummond, R-Hominy, entrepreneur, cattle rancher, U.S. Air Force veteran, Oklahoma State Attorney General
- Leisa Mitchell Haynes, R-Tuttle, entrepreneur, former city manager in New Mexico
- Mike Mazzei, R-Tulsa, financial planner, former state Senator, former State Secretary of Budget
- Charles McCall, R-Atoka, businessman, banker, former Oklahoma Speaker of the House, former Mayor of Atoka
- Jake Merrick, R-Tulsa, radio host, podcaster, minister, former state Senator
- Kenneth Leroy Sturgell, R-Goldsby, mechanical contractor
Democrat Candidate
- Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City, nonprofit worker, Oklahoma House Minority Leader
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Lt. Governor
Republican Candidates
- Cindy Byrd, R-Oklahoma City, Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector
- Victor Flores, R-Edmond, business and financial consultant, former Chief of Staff and Finances for the Absentee Shawnee tribe
- Brian Hill, R-Yukon, State Representative for House District 37
- Justin Jerome ‘JJ’ Humphrey, R-Lane, cattle rancher, former drug prevention and parole officer, State Representative
- Darrell Weaver, R-Moore, State Senator, former director of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Democrat Candidates
- Kelly Forbes, D-Oklahoma City, educator, entrepreneur
- Candice Jay, D-Norman, self-described ‘advocate,’ according to her Facebook page
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Superintendent of Public Instruction:
Republican Candidates
- John Cox, R-Peggs, Superintendent and Principal of Peggs Public Schools, president of the Oklahoma Rural Elementary Schools, Treasurer of the Oklahoma Schools Insurance Group
- Gerald ‘Jerry’ Griffin, R-Tulsa, former Tulsa Public Schools board member
- Ana Davine Landsaw, R-Tahlequah, educator
- Rob Miller, R-Bixby, Bixby Public Schools Superintendent, U.S. Marine Corps veteran
Democrat Candidate
- Jennettie Marshall, licensed funeral director, pastor, Tulsa Public Schools board member – Democrat from Tulsa
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State Auditor and Inspector:
Republican Candidate
- Melissa Leann Capps, R-McCloud, Deputy Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector, certified fraud examiner
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Attorney General:
Republican Candidates
- Jon Echols, R-Oklahoma City, entrepreneur, attorney, former Oklahoma Majority Floor Leader
- Jeff Starling, R-Tulsa, entrepreneur, attorney, Oklahoma Secretary of Energy and Environment
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State Treasurer:
Republican Candidate
- Todd Russ, R-Washita, banker, former State Representative, Oklahoma State Treasurer, running for reelection
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Commissioner of Labor:
Republican Candidates
- Lisa Janloo, R-Spencer, nonprofit worker, Vice President of Spencer Chamber of Commerce
- John Pfeiffer, R-Orlando, cattle rancher, U.S. Marine Corps veteran, State Representative
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Insurance Commissioner:
Republican Candidates
- Chris Merideth, R-Edmond, insurance professional, Farmer’s Insurance lobbyist
- Marty Quinn, R-Claremore, entrepreneur, insurance professional, former State Representative
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Corporation Commissioner:
Republican Candidates
- Brad Boles, entrepreneur, former mayor of Marlow, State Representative – Republican from Marlow
- Justin Hornback, energy industry contractor – Republican from Broken Arrow
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Special Elections for House District 35
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The Special Elections for Rep. Ty Burns' HD 35 seat have been set by the Governor. The filing period for candidates will be Oct 6-8, 2025. The election dates are:
- Dec. 9: Special Primary Election for House District 35
- Jan. 13: Special Runoff Primary Election, if necessary.
- Feb. 10: Special General Election
House District 35 includes portions of Creek, Noble, Osage, Pawnee, and Payne Counties.
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Legislative Dates & Deadlines
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October 2025
- Wednesday, October 6 through Friday, October 8: Filing Period for House District 35 Special Election
- Friday, October 31: Deadline for Senate Studies to be Completed
November 2025
- Thursday, November 6: Deadline for House Studies to be Completed
December 2025
- Friday, December 5: Senate Deadline for Requesting Drafting of Bills and Joint Resolutions for the Second Session of the 60th Legislature
- Tuesday, December 9: Special Primary Election for House District 35 (Rep. Burns' seat)
January 2026
- Tuesday, January 13: Special Runoff Primary Election for House District 35, if necessary (Rep. Burns' seat)
- Thursday, January 15: House and Senate Deadline for Filing of Bills and Joint Resolutions for the Second Session of the 60th Legislature
- Thursday, January 15: Oklahoma Senate Republican PAC Committee Dinner, Mayo hotel, Tulsa
- Saturday, January 24: Oklahoma Speakers Ball, Oklahoma City Convention Center, OKC
February 2026
- Monday, February 2: First Day of the Second Session of the 60th Legislature
- Tuesday, February 10: Special General Election for House District 35 (Rep. Burns' seat)
March 2026
- Thursday, March 5: Senate Deadline for Bills and Joint Resolutions to be Reported from Committee of Origin
- Thursday, March 26: Senate Deadline for Third Reading and Final Passage of Bills and Joint Resolutions by the Chamber of Origin
April 2026
- Thursday, April 23: Senate Deadline for House Bills and Joint Resolutions to be Reported from Committee
May 2026
- Thursday, May 7: Senate Deadline for Third Reading and Final Passage of Bills and Joint Resolutions by the Opposite Chamber
- Friday, May 29: Sine Die Adjournment of the Second Session of the 60th Legislature
The House deadlines for the 2026 legislative session have not been released.
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73 Approved Senate Interim Studies + 154 Proposed House Interim Studies as of July 6, 2025
please see below the 154 total House interim studies requested by representatives. House Speaker Kyle Hilbert will approve and maybe consolidate House members’ studies by July 25th.
Also, below are the 73 Senate Interim Study proposals filed and approved by Senator Lonnie Paxton. Senate President Pro Tempore Lonnie Paxton has assigned each interim study to the relevant Senate committee and hearings will be scheduled at the discretion of each committee chair. All approved senate studies must be completed by October 31. These studies allow lawmakers to take a deeper dive into important issues facing the state ahead of the 2026 legislative session.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
HOUSE AND SENATE INTERIM STUDY PROPOSALS AS OF JULY 6, 2025
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A study on methods to make Oklahoma a global hub for suborbital aerospace activity.
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A study to examine the history and funding mechanisms of the State's pension systems and to explore how we may leverage existing processes to ensure long-term solvency.
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A study to explore the necessary standards for soil nutrient management and the impact of the use of biosolids land application on the nutrients in soil.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Judiciary
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Econ Development, Workforce & Tourism
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Judiciary
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Retirement & Government Resources
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Agriculture & Wildlife
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Revenue & Taxation
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[ ] SSP1021
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Coleman, Bill(R)
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A study on possibly expanding Medicaid coverage for chiropractic services in the state.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Business & Insurance
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Public Safety
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Local & County Government
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Judiciary
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Econ Development, Workforce & Tourism
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Econ Development, Workforce & Tourism
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Public Safety
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Local & County Government
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Aeronautics & Transportation
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Local & County Government
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Judiciary
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Energy
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Judiciary
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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[ ] SSP1047
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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A study on strengthening the state's efforts to solve and manage cold criminal cases.
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Public Safety
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[ ] SSP1048
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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A study to evaluate current policies allowing for-profit colleges and universities to withhold transcripts from students and loopholes that may hinder access to these documents.
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Public Safety
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[ ] SSP1051
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Jett, Shane(R)
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A study on the increase in ad valorem tax assessments on property that exceeded the 1990s referendum percentage caps.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Revenue & Taxation
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[ ] SSP1052
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Jett, Shane(R)
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A study of documented technologies and applications on aviation condensation and aerosolized chemical or particulates and potential policy responses.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Agriculture & Wildlife
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Business & Insurance
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[ ] SSP1054
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Kirt, Julia(D)
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A study on why Oklahomans are paying nearly 200 percent more on homeowner's insurance than do other similar states and what might be done from a policy and administrative perspective to impact these rates.
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Business & Insurance
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[ ] SSP1055
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Kirt, Julia(D)
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A study on how cities adopt and implement plans for workforce housing to address economic growth needs and are their policies that could assist with this issue.
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Econ Development, Workforce & Tourism
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Aeronautics & Transportation
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Local & County Government
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[ ] SSP1058
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Mann, Mark (F)(D)
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A study on requiring insurers to cover diagnostic tests for genetic markers for Alzheimer's.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Business & Insurance
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[ ] SSP1059
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Mann, Mark (F)(D)
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A study to discuss and find innovative solutions for the delivery of benefits to Oklahoma's veterans.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Veterans & Military Affairs
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[ ] SSP1060
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Mann, Mark (F)(D)
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A study on creating a long-range infrastructure plan that includes roads, bridges, airports, water, and power generation resources.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Aeronautics & Transportation
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Energy
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[ ] SSP1062
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Murdock, Casey(R)
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A study on the costs of using goats as a tool to remove red cedars and other invasive species rather than the use of mechanical removal or controlled burns.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Agriculture & Wildlife
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[ ] SSP1064
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Nice, Nikki (F)(D)
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A study on potential solutions to update and expand the child tax credit policy to improve benefits and programs to better support families.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Revenue & Taxation
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[ ] SSP1065
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Nice, Nikki (F)(D)
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A study on the feasibility of establishing a minimum age of adjudication based upon a review of development and age-appropriate interventions.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Judiciary
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[ ] SSP1066
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Nice, Nikki (F)(D)
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A study aimed at improving access and adherence to prenatal and postnatal care for high-risk populations, particularly in rural areas.
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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[ ] SSP1067
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Nice, Nikki (F)(D)
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A study of the root causes of student absenteeism in public schools and to potentially identify effective, fiscally-responsible strategies for improvement.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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[ ] SSP1068
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Nice, Nikki (F)(D)
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A study to examine and evaluate the effectiveness of our current bash bail system in the promotion of public safety, reducing pretrial detention costs while ensuring responsible use of state correctional resources.
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Judiciary
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[ ] SSP1069
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Nice, Nikki (F)(D)
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A study to examine the economic impact, operational challenges, and long-term sustainability of small and rural chambers of commerce across the state.
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Econ Development, Workforce & Tourism
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Local & County Government
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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[ ] SSP1073
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Pugh, Adam(R)
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A study on causes for increases in the Flex Benefit Allowances for teachers.
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Public Safety
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Education
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Aeronautics & Transportation
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[ ] SSP1079
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Seifried, Ally(R)
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A study on the impact of AI on people and the role of government in regulating it while preserving First Amendment rights.
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Technology & Telecommunications
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Econ Development, Workforce & Tourism
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Aeronautics & Transportation
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Health & Human Services
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Judiciary
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Bill History:
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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Public Safety
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Total Bills:
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227
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227
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