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Why are Oklahoma homeowners insurance premiums so high?

Lawmakers are launching an interim study to examine everything from storms and rebuilding costs to reinsurance, litigation, fraud and building codes before the 2027 session.
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Who will replace former Sen. Darrell Weaver?

Oklahoma Politics Today interviewed Republican runoff candidates Jon Painter and Robert Keyes about their priorities, experience and vision for Senate District 24 ahead of the Aug. 25 election. #okleg

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The U.S. Department of Energy says protecting residential electric customers ultimately depends on state law and utility regulation. DOE says Oklahoma's new ratepayer protections go beyond the White House's voluntary pledge.

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The U.S. Department of Energy says Oklahoma is a national model for affordable, reliable electricity.

DOE cited the state's focus on low electric costs, grid modernization and reliability as electricity demand continues to climb.

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Gird your loins. The onslaught has begun.

The ads. The mailers. The texts. The social media posts.
Campaigns aren't just competing for your vote. They're competing for your attention.

This week's What the Week Revealed:
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NEW: Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond is asking the Trump administration to halt the DOJ's civil rights investigation into Broken Arrow's denial of a rezoning request for a proposed mosque, calling it federal overreach.

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What issues will Oklahoma lawmakers focus on in 2027? The answer may already be taking shape.

Read what lawmakers are preparing to examine.
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🗳️ Oklahoma's Aug. 25 Republican runoff election includes six state Senate districts with major implications for the makeup of the Legislature. #okleg

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🗳️ Open seats dominate Oklahoma's Aug. 25 House runoff elections.
Nine House districts are headed to runoffs, with just one incumbent still on the Republican runoff ballot.

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Should Oklahoma homeowners see the results now, or wait until the review is finished?
Attorney General Gentner Drummond is demanding the release of a long-awaited examination of insurers' roof-claim handling practices by Friday.

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The investigation involving Rep. Danny Williams is entering a new phase. After internal and outside reviews, House Speaker Kyle Hilbert has referred the matter to the House Rules Committee.

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Both Republican candidates for governor say Oklahomans should pay less in taxes.
That's where the agreement ends.

Read the full comparison at OK Politics Today.
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This week's What the Week Revealed looks at how missing context shaped several of the biggest political stories in Oklahoma's Republican gubernatorial runoff—and why voters should always look beyond the talking points.

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Can a $500 donation buy favorable news coverage? That’s the question at the center of a new dispute in Oklahoma’s governor’s race.

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One lawsuit. Five attorneys general. Twenty-one years.

A settlement ending Oklahoma's long-running Illinois River poultry litigation has become a point of contention in the Republican governor's runoff.

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A controversy over one statewide race is exposing an unusual feature of Oklahoma election law.
Learn more about the debate over Republican candidate Marty Quinn's residency.

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Campaigns promise. The Constitution limits.

Oklahoma's next governor won't simply take office and start making policy. Here's why that matters before you vote.

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Mike Mazzei said during a May debate that he would participate in a Republican gubernatorial runoff debate if he advanced.

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OG&E filing puts Boles-authored data center law into action.

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VIDEO: Mazzei called Inola smelter a ‘billion dollar scam’ before flip-flopping ahead of Trump endorsement.

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