AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Oversight: Federal monitors will observe select polling locations in Muskogee, Oklahoma and Tulsa counties on Nov. 3. They won’t enter polling places, and voter interviews are voluntary; early voting starts Oct. 28. Education Budget: The State Department of Education is seeking $4.4 billion for fiscal 2028, up 2.88%, citing costs tied to the literacy law and rising employee insurance premiums. Privacy and Surveillance: Sen. Mary Boren led a study of Flock license-plate cameras, focusing on privacy safeguards after a federal judge ruled that searching a month of a woman’s travel history without a warrant violated the Fourth Amendment. Charter School Dispute: Oklahoma’s charter board voted to appeal a federal ruling involving the proposed Ben Gamla Jewish school, even as an attorney general opinion says the board cannot take a third vote on its application. Sexual Assault Kits: Lawmakers heard calls to set deadlines for processing rape kits as Oklahoma’s backlog is reported to be larger than previously known.
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