
OOA 2025 Legislative Update
September 2, 2025
Legislative News Update
Week of August 29, 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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Official State Press Releases
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More than 40 bills took effect today, Aug. 29
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More than 40 bills and joint resolutions approved by lawmakers during the 2025 took effect Friday, Aug. 29. Read more.
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Stitt asks OK Supreme Court to stop Tulsa, Muscogee Nation jurisdiction settlement
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Late Wednesday, Gov. Kevin Stitt filed an application for original jurisdiction and a petition asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to prevent the City of Tulsa from implementing Mayor Monroe Nichols’ settlement agreement with the Muscogee Nation over criminal jurisdiction within the tribe’s reservation boundaries. Arguing that Tulsa’s settlement agreement violates state law and jeopardizes public safety, Stitt’s filings ask justices to prevent the enforcement of any agreement that cedes criminal jurisdiction over Indian defendants. Read more.
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House Republican Caucus holds second community tour
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House Speaker Kyle Hilbert and members of the House Republican Caucus gathered in Broken Arrow on Thursday for the second stop of the Capitol to Community tour. Read more.
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Burns receives one-year suspended sentence on domestic abuse, assault charges
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Quorum Call: Burns receives one-year suspended sentence on domestic abuse, assault charges
Rep. Ty Burns received a one-year suspended sentence Thursday after pleading guilty to one misdemeanor count of domestic abuse and two misdemeanor counts of assault. Read more.
Oklahoma Voice: Oklahoma lawmaker guilty of domestic abuse, assault gets one-year suspended sentence
A Republican state representative Thursday was charged and pleaded guilty to three domestic-violence related crimes, the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office said. Read more.
nondoc.com: ‘Serious charges’: Rep. Ty Burns pleads guilty to domestic abuse, assault involving family members
Accused of trying to “gouge” his wife’s eye out on Thanksgiving 2024 and of running a female family friend and his teenage daughter off the road in April, Oklahoma House Rep. Ty Burns pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of domestic abuse and two misdemeanor counts of assault today in Pawnee County District Court. Read more.
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Legislative solutions to combat human trafficking shared at combined interim study
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Several legislative avenues to combat human trafficking, both sex and labor, in Oklahoma were shared at a combined House interim study Tuesday afternoon centered on the issue. Read more.
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Reps express reservations about possible new system for Department of Corrections
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Global Accountability Corporation (GAC) CEO Jim Kinsey told representatives on Tuesday morning his new platform can revolutionize how the Department of Corrections (DOC) handles probation and parole, starting with a feasibility study and an initial investment of around $1.697 million. Read more.
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DHS accountability in child abuse cases explored via interim study
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The House Judiciary Criminal Committee hosted an interim study Thursday requested by Rep. Gabe Woolley, continuing a conversation from session on two bills he filed he argued ensured accountability in how the Department of Human Services (DHS) handles child abuse cases. Read more.
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Humphrey calls for grand jury probe of judicial system
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Oklahoma Representative Justin Humphrey is urging Attorney General Gentner Drummond to convene a multi-county grand jury to investigate the state’s judicial system. Read more.
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Roe, Provenzano appointed to SAFE board
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Reps. Cynthia Roe and Melissa Provenzano have been appointed as the House representatives for the Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence (SAFE) Board overseen by the Office of the Attorney General. Read more.
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Pandemic dollars didn’t have ‘maximum impact’ on Oklahoma child care, state auditor says
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Despite the Oklahoma Department of Human Services spending hundreds of millions on child care using pandemic funds, not all of the investments had a lasting impact, a state official said. Read more.
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Oklahoma broadband expansion proposal leaves money on the table, critics say
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Critics are panning a proposal to return $225 million in federal grants earmarked to expand broadband access, saying it would be wrong to send back any funding while Oklahomans across the state continue to struggle to access it. Read more.
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Drummond rules OHP must serve state’s metropolitan areas
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Attorney General Gentner Drummond issued a formal opinion Wednesday that declares the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) is bound by law to continue serving the state’s major metropolitan areas and does not have the authority to carry out its stated plan to abandon interstates in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Del City, Edmond, Midwest City, Moore and Norman. Read more.
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Drummond co-signs letter questioning new net zero standards
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Attorney General Gentner Drummond recently joined 21 other states’ attorneys general criticizing a new net zero emission standard from Science Based Targets (SBTi), a partner of both the United States and several other nonprofit organizations. Read more.
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First Board of Education meeting after accusations cancelled
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Quorum Call: First Board of Education meeting after accusations cancelled
The first scheduled State Board of Education meeting since two board members accused Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters of showing nude images on his office television during an executive session has been cancelled. Read more.
Oklahoma Voice: Oklahoma State Board of Education meeting canceled amid heightened tensions
A monthly meeting of the Oklahoma State Board of Education has been abruptly canceled after weeks of significant tension between board members and the head of the panel, state Superintendent Ryan Walters. Read more.
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State Board of Education members call for special meeting
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Quorum Call: State Board of Education members call for special meeting
Four State Board of Education members invoked a state law Thursday that allows a majority of the seven member board to call a special meeting, according to a published report. Read more.
Oklahoma Voice: Oklahoma State Board of Education calls its own meeting after Walters ‘refused to schedule’
In a rare move, a majority of the Oklahoma State Board of Education has scheduled its own meeting without the consent of state Superintendent Ryan Walters, who board members say has refused to cooperate. Read more.
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Advocates share concerns about Oklahoma’s education system, Walters
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Education advocates came to the State Capitol on Thursday afternoon to share their concerns about Oklahoma’s education system during an education forum hosted by Rep. Michelle McCane. Read more.
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Supreme Court increases reprimand against special judge
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The Supreme Court increased the reprimand of a special judge from private to public in an order issued Monday. Read more.
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Corrections chief submits resignation. Stitt names interim to lead Oklahoma agency.
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Oklahoma Department of Corrections Executive Director Steven Harpe announced Wednesday that he was resigning effective Sept. 30 to take a job in the private sector. Read more.
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State employee, other participants’ insurance rates to be held flat
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The Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES), in partnership with the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA), has approved premium rates for health, dental, life, disability and vision insurance products to be offered to state, education and many local government employees, retirees and their dependents for Plan Year 2026. Read more.
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Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission selects acting director, pledges to work through ‘challenges'
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The Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission governing board on Tuesday tapped an executive assistant to serve as acting head of the agency and created a committee to find a permanent leader. Read more.
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Oklahoma TSET investment board likely violated ‘spirit’ of transparency law, experts say
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A state investment board’s vote to challenge several companies’ policies at minimum violated the “spirit” of Oklahoma’s open meetings law, two government transparency experts said. Read more.
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Tulsa Housing Authority celebrates opening of new mixed-income housing project
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Aaron Darden, president and CEO of Tulsa Housing Authority, used two numbers to put into context the significance of Tuesday’s grand opening of phase one of 36N, a 545-unit mixed-income housing project at 36th Street North and North Peoria Avenue. Read more.
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Turnover among election officials reaches new high, report finds
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Election officials turned over at the highest rate in at least a quarter century during the last presidential election, according to new research from the Bipartisan Policy Center. Read more.
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2026 Election Filings & Deadlines
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With the 2026 primaries less than a year away, candidates are already filing—and continue to file—for statewide offices in Oklahoma. Below is the current list of candidates to date:
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
- 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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Legislative Dates & Deadlines
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October 2025
- 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
January 2026
- 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
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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A study on longtime hospitalized patients due to a lack of locations for discharge.
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A study on EEG-guided TMS treatment for veterans, first responders and law enforcement.
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A study on HB 1575, focused on streamlining service delivery within the Dept. of Human Services.
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A study on new and revised public sector defined contribution retirement plans.
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A study on incentives for workforce development and compensation for clerks, baliffs and other court support personnel.
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A study on Global Accountability and technology related to probation and parole.
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A study on how energy generation is taxed in the state and possible revenue options.
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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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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 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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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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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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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 Education
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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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 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 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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07-02-25 S Filed 07-02-25 S Referred to Senate Committee Senate Technology & Telecommunications
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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 Aeronautics & Transportation
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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 Judiciary
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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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