AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCharter Schools: Oklahoma’s statewide charter board is weighing next steps after a federal judge temporarily blocked the state from excluding a proposed Jewish virtual school because of its religious instruction. The school hopes to open in 2027. Election Access: The state voter-registration portal failed on the Nov. 3 election deadline, leaving would-be voters to print and mail forms. Ballot Measures: State Question 845 would reshape the judicial nominating commission; critics warn it could give one party too much influence. The state Supreme Court also struck down a proposed property-tax measure. Energy and Environment: Attorney General Gentner Drummond urged DEQ to tighten proposed air-quality rules, warning they could ease the path for a controversial aluminum smelter. Corporate Governance: Glass Lewis is the second proxy-advisory firm to sue Oklahoma over its new law regulating shareholder-vote recommendations, which takes effect Nov. 1. Tribal Gaming: The Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association says prediction-market apps threaten tribal gaming rights and revenue.
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