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OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Bill Coleman will be serving in several new leadership roles for the 59th Legislature.
read more.OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Roger Thompson, R-Okemah, will continue in his leadership role as Senate Appropriations chair for the 59th Legislature. Thompson has served in that position for the past four years, and will also continue to hold seats on both the Senate Rules and Finance Committees.
read more.OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Julie Daniels has been appointed assistant majority floor leader for the 59th Legislature, giving her an enhanced role in the daily operations of the upper chamber.
read more.OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Greg McCortney, R-Ada, will continue in his role as majority floor leader of the Senate for the 59th Legislature. Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat announced he had reappointed McCortney to the post, which is the second-highest ranking leadership position in the Senate.
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read more.OKLAHOMA CITY – Senate President Pro Tem Greg Treat today announced his Republican leadership team for the upcoming 59th Oklahoma Legislature that begins in February.
read more.OKLAHOMA CITY – Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat today announced Republican committee leadership roles and assignments for the upcoming the 59th Oklahoma Legislature that begins in February.
read more.OKLAHOMA CITY – Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat today announced Republican committee leadership roles and assignments for the upcoming the 59th Oklahoma Legislature that begins in February.
read more.OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Warren Hamilton, R-McCurtain, has requested a bill that would establish a system to rate books rather than ban them in public schools and libraries. The system follows the standard movie ratings of G, PG, PG-13, R and NC-17.
read more.OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Tom Woods has officially been sworn in as the state Senator for District 4 after an oath of office ceremony Wednesday, presided over by Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell. The oath was delivered by Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Darby.
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