AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGovernor Transition: Gov.-elect Mike Mazzei is outlining his first 100 days as he prepares to take office in January. Cherokee and Muscogee leaders say they hope to rebuild relations with the state after years of conflict with outgoing Gov. Kevin Stitt. Election Results: Republicans swept Oklahoma’s statewide offices, while Democrats flipped six House seats but did not break the GOP supermajority. Turnout declined, and voters rejected a proposed property-tax growth cap. Education: Incoming State Superintendent Robert Franklin opposes a proposed Jewish charter school. The state also released its 2026 public school report cards, grading schools on academics, attendance and other measures. Courts and Public Safety: Oklahoma County’s presiding judge plans changes to speed up bail hearings and reduce jail stays for people who cannot afford bond. A new state law also lets families request independent reviews of unsolved cases. Government Transparency: Oklahoma expanded public access to state spending data with a new database tracking purchases. Transportation: Turnpike tolls are set to rise Jan. 5, increasing the cost of a trip to Tulsa by about 35 cents.
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