Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner candidate Todd Hagopian advocates for a free market and fewer regulations concerning the oil industry’s request to
Oklahoma Libertarian Party Resolution 20-1 Whereas the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a situation interrupting the ability of organizations and
“On Saturday, Governor Kevin Stitt addressed the Tulsa County GOP Convention. One of his 2020 agenda items is a call
House Bill 2336, which would give schools more options in arming teachers, passed the Senate with a 37-7 and is
“Oklahoma has about as many dispensaries as the entire west coast. […] Much of the reason for Oklahoma’s more libertarian
“An Oklahoma lawmaker has filed two bills regarding firearms in Oklahoma – one [HB 3357] would repeal permitless carry in
“The Libertarian Party, which gained recognition in 2016, now has 11,171 registered voters, more than double the number in January
“Under [SB 1459], any city or town that enacts such a policy would be ineligible for state funding through agencies
“The bill, if passed and signed into law, would remove the death penalty from among the options in Oklahoma for
“Gov. Kevin Stitt wants Oklahoma’s state schools chief to be appointed, a move that would give the governor more control
“Gov. Kevin Stitt says he wants to slash state regulations by the end of his term in 2023.” Article by
Chad Williams, Chair of the Oklahoma Libertarian Party, talks with KOSU’s Kateleigh Mills about the party’s decision to close its