AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSenate Vacancy: Attorney General Gentner Drummond says the winner of Oklahoma’s Nov. 3 U.S. Senate race can take office once results are certified, ending appointed Sen. Alan Armstrong’s tenure. Election Watch: With early voting drawing long lines, community and Democratic organizers are preparing poll observers amid concerns about intimidation; federal monitors are also planned for three counties. Governor’s Race: Cyndi Munson and Mike Mazzei clashed over immigration enforcement, while a televised debate also covered taxes, education and health care. Data Centers: Oklahoma City approved rezoning for a $9 billion data center near homes, leaving construction on hold until the city and developer finalize a community benefits agreement. State lawmakers are also examining data centers’ energy and water demands. Domestic Violence: Three new state laws take effect Nov. 1, including allowing GPS monitoring for some defendants charged with serious domestic violence offenses. Advocates and lawmakers say stronger protections and court improvements are needed as Oklahoma faces high rates of domestic violence.
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