The pandemic has changed the way Oklahomans vote
Oklahomans shattered mail-in voting records, and the State Election Board provided polling places with face masks, hand sanitizer and disinfectants.
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Inhofe, Broyles, make final push as election day nears
The race between Jim Inhofe and Abby Broyles is one of contrasts.
How the pandemic unfolded in Oklahoma
Oklahoma was unprepared for the coronavirus when it struck this spring. And despite efforts early on to slow virus’ spread, new infections are still increasing at previously unseen rates.
Horn vows to protect Affordable Care Act, Bice promotes use of health savings accounts as a replacement
In one of the nation’s most competitive House races, U.S. Rep. Kendra Horn and State Sen. Stephanie Bice disagree on the Affordable Care Act and how to cover low-income Americans.
Oklahoma spends less than a dollar a meal feeding prisoners
Photographs of prison meals show lots of starches and few fresh fruits and vegetables.
‘It’s in the past:’ In Oklahoma, those who’ve regained the right to vote after a felony conviction look forward to a return to the voting booth
Oklahoma is one of a number of states that requires convicted felons to finish their full sentence before returning their voting rights. In some states, convicted felons are barred from voting for life.
