OKLAHOMA CITY – St

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Senate and Oklahoma House of Representatives have planned a bipartisan, bicameral virtual demonstration of the redistricting software, Maptitude for Redistricting by Caliper, that both chambers will use to redraw new legislative and congressional distri

OKLAHOMA CITY – Senate members have received their committee assignments for the two sessions of the 58^th Legislature.   

Sen. Chuck Hall, R-Perry, has been tapped to help lead the Senate’s most important committee.  For the next two years, Hall will serve as the vice chair of the full Senate Appropriations Committee.  Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, announced the appointment Tuesday at the state Capitol.

Sen. Julie Daniels, R-Bartlesville, took the oath of office on Tuesday to begin her second term representing Senate District 29.  Daniels and three colleagues took the oath of office this week as they were unable to attend the ceremony held on November 16.

State Sen. Micheal Bergstrom, R-Adair, is encouraging citizens across Senate District 1 to attend the public Senate redistricting town hall meeting in Pryor on Dec. 17.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Lonnie Paxton began his second term in the Oklahoma State Senate after taking the oath of office in the Senate Chamber Tuesday.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Jessica Garvin is now officially on the job as the State Senator for District 43.  The Duncan Republican was sworn in by Oklahoma State Supreme Court Chief Justice Noma Gurich during a socially

OKLAHOMA CITY – A small group of senators took the oath of office Tuesday during a ceremony on the floor of the Oklahoma Senate.

Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice Noma Gurich administered the oath of office while Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell presided over the ceremonies.

Among the group was Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City. It was the final time Treat, who was re-elected in November, will take the oath of office. Additionally, next session will be Treat’s third as president pro tempore, the Senate’s top leadership post.

State Sen. Rob Standridge, R-Norman, issued the following statement Tuesday after Texas announced it was challenging the 2020 presidential election results for Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin in the U.S. Supreme Court.