AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Fallout: Republican Mike Mazzei won the governor’s race as the GOP swept statewide offices, but Democrats flipped six House seats. Voters also rejected property-tax and judicial-selection changes, and Oklahoma County’s proposed sales tax for a new jail failed. Education: Newly released school report cards show statewide struggles in achievement, graduation and absenteeism, while incoming Superintendent Robert Franklin says teachers, parents and tribes should help shape policy. Household Costs: Turnpike tolls are set to rise 6% in January 2027, adding about 35 cents to some Tulsa trips. PSO customers will see a 3.55% permanent rate increase in December, with no refunds for temporary charges already paid. Courts and Tribes: An Oklahoma County judge plans changes to speed bail hearings after concerns that people unable to afford small bonds are jailed for days. Cherokee and Muscogee leaders say they hope to build a renewed partnership with Mazzei. Public Oversight: A new state database lets Oklahomans track government spending and purchases.
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