Super PACs are spending big on GOP candidates in Oklahoma’s open U.S. House and Senate races
Some outside groups are outspending the candidates themselves.
Sen. Jim Inhofe has a strained relationship with the man favored to succeed him
The retiring senator says he and Markwayne Mullin ‘have problems.’
OSBI launches a criminal investigation into the Commissioners of the Land Office
The criminal probe follows reports of potential conflict of interests and mismanagement of taxpayer funds.
Markwayne Mullin emerges from primary as favorite to claim retiring U.S. Sen. James Inhofe’s seat
Despite Mullin’s strong performance on Tuesday, some expect his runoff opponent, T.W. Shannon, to put up a fight in August.
Senate hopefuls are finding it hard to stand out in a crowded GOP race
Some candidates hope to appeal to Oklahoma Republicans by talking about inflation, border security and a strong military.
Sovereignty is a hot-button issue as Republicans compete in a congressional district mostly on tribal land
With 13 Republicans running for an open congressional seat that covers mostly native land, some District 2 candidates say they support added federal funding for tribal law enforcement, while others are calling to dismantle reservations.
Oklahoma GOP looks to boost fundraising under new leadership
A new chairman hopes to be a unifying force for Republicans after a year of controversy.
The chairman of a state board claims Stitt’s top aide urged members to vote on firing a potential political challenger
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s chief of staff raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest before the head of the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs announced a run for governor.
