Scott Mitchell
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6 days ago |
news9.com | Scott Mitchell |Graham Dowers
As the 2025 legislative session came to a close, state lawmakers and political observers are offering their takeaways on what was accomplished and what still lies ahead. On this week’s Your Vote Counts, News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell sat down with Senator Paul Rosino and former Rep. Jason Dunnington to evaluate the first session of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature.
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6 days ago |
news9.com | Alex Cameron |Scott Mitchell |Graham Dowers
After a narrow 215–214 vote in the House, the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” is now headed to the Senate, where it will face what Capitol Hill insiders call a legislative "birdbath."As Congress returns from recess, lawmakers on both sides of the Capitol are gearing up for a busy week. The Senate will begin work on the House-passed reconciliation package, while the House turns its attention to the appropriations process for the 2026 fiscal year.
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1 week ago |
news9.com | Scott Mitchell
Although the 2026 election is still more than a year away, campaigning in Oklahoma is already heating up. Vice President of EyesOver Technologies Kyle Loveless says candidates are already being forced to make moves, or risk falling behind. Candidates Already Positioning ThemselvesLoveless says the campaign cycle is well underway.
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1 week ago |
news9.com | Scott Mitchell
With the legislative session nearing its end, Oklahoma lawmakers have passed a state budget and are preparing to tie up remaining legislative loose ends as they await action from the governor. The budget was voted through both chambers last week after previously being agreed to in committee. It now awaits the governor’s signature or possible veto.
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1 week ago |
news9.com | Alex Cameron |Scott Mitchell |Graham Dowers
Just ahead of Memorial Day weekend, House Republicans pulled off what many had considered unlikely—passing a sweeping tax and spending package with narrow support and significant behind-the-scenes negotiation. Now, as the bill moves to the Senate, questions remain about what elements will survive and whether it can meet the July 4 deadline favored by President Biden.
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