AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOklahoma Election Finance: A new Supreme Court ruling is reshaping Oklahoma’s campaign finance fight by boosting political parties’ ability to coordinate spending in state and federal races, with the Oklahoma Ethics Commission issuing guidance that could mean more party-driven ads and get-out-the-vote efforts. State Question 844: Voters will decide this August whether to let lawmakers adjust reimbursement rates tied to a property tax exemption for new and expanding manufacturers—an approach supporters say could rein in costs, but critics warn could squeeze some school districts. Education & Homelessness: Norman City Council approved zoning for a permanent homeless shelter while postponing votes on public camping rules, and Oklahoma universities face a civil rights complaint over a Native American nursing scholarship program. Nuclear Policy: Oklahoma is among five states selected as finalists to explore DOE Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses, a plan that could include waste storage and fuel-cycle work. Community Under Pressure: Tulsa Food Not Bombs says it’s continuing to feed the unhoused despite legal pressure from the city.
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