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Pandemic spending at the Oklahoma Health Department violated the state constitution, an audit found

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Pandemic spending at the Oklahoma Health Department violated the state constitution, an audit found
The state auditor released an investigation into questionable spending after the Attorney General said he would keep it confidential.



We fact-checked Gov. Kevin Stitt’s State of the State address
The governor had numbers to back up many of his remarks, but we found a few spots where the facts got blurry.

Stitt kicks off legislative session with push for tax cuts, school choice and marijuana enforcement
Oklahoma’s healthy savings account means the state can afford tax cuts and infrastructure projects, the governor said during his annual State of the State address.

Listen Frontier: Dylan Goforth and Kayla Branch talk about the State of the State  



‘Aggressively moderate Democrat:’ Joy Hofmeister talks about her politics as she gears up for gubernatorial run
State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister talks to The Frontier about her run for governor, where she falls on the political spectrum, and about her views on education, abortion access and more.

ICYMI:
 

Allegations of election fraud linger in Oklahoma as GOP candidates seek to energize voters
Donald Trump won every county in the state in 2020, but some lawmakers still seek investigations and tighter voting laws.


Oklahoma Attorney General won’t release audit on Health Department spending
Former Attorney General Mike Hunter requested the investigative audit after questionable spending to obtain pandemic supplies.

 

Republican lawmakers file dozens of bills to curb vaccine mandates in Oklahoma
While similar proposals didn’t get a hearing last year, GOP lawmakers are hoping a more nuanced approach will help their legislation gain traction.

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