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Oklahoma Voice
Democrats said Thursday they expect Oklahoma’s legislative session will end early, but worry lawmakers’ rush to get home to campaign will result in the state budget and other legislation not being thoroughly considered.
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StateImpact Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Department of Transportation
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