Oklahoma Voice
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Tolls on Oklahoma turnpikes are set to increase Jan. 5. -
The work of Oklahoma’s top education official has already begun for state Superintendent-elect Robert Franklin. -
Oklahoma voter turnout has fallen from the previous two major election years, despite key statewide races appearing on the ballot Tuesday. -
Some Oklahoma Supreme Court justices seemed skeptical Monday about the process the Secretary of State’s Office used to strike tens of thousands of signatures from a citizen-led initiative petition. -
Nearly 186,500 Oklahomans voted early heading into Tuesday’s general election, about 40% more than four years ago. -
More than 200 new laws took effect Sunday following a legislative session that ended in May. -
A former Oklahoma State Board of Education secretary has sued the state, alleging that she suffered age and gender discrimination and retaliation from former state Superintendent Ryan Walters’ administration. -
Thousands of Oklahoma voters are expected to go to the polls early this week to cast ballots before the Nov. 3 general election. -
Graduates of Oklahoma public colleges are remaining in the state’s workforce at a declining rate, a new report shows. -
Three Oklahoma counties will have an extra set of eyes when voters go to the polls Nov. 3.
