AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElection Watch: Oklahomans are voting early ahead of Nov. 3, with debate over federal monitors expected in three counties and community groups organizing poll observers amid voter-intimidation concerns. The attorney general also says the winner of Oklahoma’s open U.S. Senate seat could take office next month, rather than waiting until January. Domestic Violence: New state protections for survivors take effect Nov. 1 as lawmakers and Tulsa-area advocates press for stronger domestic-violence courts and prevention efforts. Data Centers: Oklahoma lawmakers are weighing the energy and water demands of data-center growth, while an OKC rezoning approval has left nearby residents wary. OG&E says the projects could help lower electric bills. Local Decisions: Oklahoma County voters will decide whether to approve a sales tax for a new jail. Education: UCO won state approval for its first Ph.D. program, in applied science, pending review by its accreditor. Halloween Weather: Showers and cooler temperatures are expected Friday; forecasters say trick-or-treating Saturday should mostly avoid rain, with storms possible Monday.
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