Oklahoma woman indicted for voting twice OKLAHOMA CITY —– The Oklahoma Multi-County Grand Jury has indicted a woman on one felony count of voting illegally. Victoria Vincenza Dill, 31, is accused of voting twice in the general election in November 2024.

Aggravated DUI: Oklahoma Senate Bill 54 has expanded the definition of aggravated drunk driving, a felony offense, and mandates that first-time offenders spend at least 10 days in jail, with options to serve nights or weekends. Second and subsequent offenders would face 30 or more days in jail. Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed this bill, citing concerns of unnecessary incarceration, but the Legislature overrode it.

to point Publisher I think it’s safe to say that most people... if given the opportunity, would prefer shaping the change they will have in their lives as much as possible instead of being told how and what that change was going to be.

On Sept. 19, 215 members of the Republican conference and I voted for a clean continuing resolution (CR) to keep the government funded at existing levels through Nov. 21. By passing a CR without any poison pill policy changes, House Republicans ensured the federal government could remain open until Congress decided on longerterm funding.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Newly appointed State Superintendent Lindel Fields announced last week that his administration will not pursue Ryan Walters’ plans to put Bibles in Oklahoma public schools. The Oklahoma Democratic Party celebrates this reversal and reaffirms our belief in religious liberty, from the schoolhouse to the State House.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Officials with the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC) have announced that landmark consumer protection legislation aimed at creating transparency and fairness in the practice of real estate wholesaling will take effect Nov. 1. Senate Bill 1075 sets forth comprehensive new requirements for all real estate wholesalers engaging in residential real estate transactions and arms Oklahoma homeowners with critical tools to make informed, empowered decisions.

Publisher One of the best pieces of advice my Dad ever offered to me was: “when you get charged up about something, don’t make any hasty actions.

Gov. Kevin Stitt condemned President Donald Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops across state lines, the first Republican governor to speak out against the practice.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Attorney General Gentner Drummond is leading two multi-state coalitions of attorneys general to support President Trump’s activation of the National Guard in Chicago and Portland. In amicus briefs filed this week, Drummond and more than a dozen other state attorneys general asked the U.S.

The Democrats filed legislation (their alternative plan) that results in the continuation of the shutdown of the government. A total of $200 billion of American taxpayers’ hardearned money would go to providing illegal aliens with subsidized healthcare. Sections of their bill are cited in this graphic.