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In addition to voting in the presidential contest between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris, voters in Oklahoma will ... to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election ...

In 2016, Trump won Oklahoma with 65% to Hillary Clinton’s 29%. The state is reliably red, having supported Republican candidates in every presidential election cycle since 1968. -view fewer ...

From dramatic crashes to gruesome discoveries and the loss of country music legend Toby Keith, Jessica Schambach looks back at some of the biggest breaking news stories that you saw on KOCO 5.

Oklahoma Rep. Molly Jenkins proposes HB 1010 to require parties to reimburse election costs if they replace primary-elected candidates.

Rep. Mark Vancuren is leaving the Oklahoma House to become the chief deputy to new Tulsa County Commissioner Lonnie Sims in 2025.

Sen. Bill Coleman, R-Ponca City, announced that he will be filing legislation to amend the Oklahoma Constitution and allow for recall elections of state elected officials.

Oklahoma State Sen. Bill Coleman of Ponca City intends to introduce a bill that would amend the state constitution to permit recall elections for state officials. Coleman emphasized that the legislation is not aimed at any specific individual but is ...

Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters is calling for a seismic shift in public education governance, advocating state laws requiring superintendents to be elected directly by their communities.

Owasso, are leaving the Oklahoma Legislature for positions in the City of Tulsa and Tulsa County governments. Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols announced Thursday that Swope will join his administration as the City of Tulsa’s new director of tribal policy and partnerships beginning Jan.

At the back of a flyer for a September "freedom celebration" in Grayson, a poem called "Don't Quit," which Wilson said she often read to her students when she was a teacher, is an appropriate reminder to Black Americans why they must remain engaged:

The Shawnee superintendent's license was suspended Thursday after the board chose not to take action on most agenda items in October.