SINE DIE: Oklahoma Legislature Wraps up for 2025

How did Gov. Stitt's priorities pan out this legislative session?

Oklahoma legislators will take a breather this week after wrapping up their four-month session.

SINE DIE: Oklahoma Legislature wraps up for 2025

The 2025 Oklahoma legislative session ended in the early morning hours of May 30.2 News reached out to 21 Tulsa lawmakers, seeking their perspective; six responded. Sen. Dave Rader, Rep. Ronald Stewart, Rep. John Waldron, Rep. Suzanne Schreiber, Rep. Derrick Hildebrant, and Rep. Mark Tedford.WATCH: SINE DIE: Oklahoma Legislature wraps up for 2025 SINE DIE: Oklahoma Legislature wraps up for 20252 News asked each lawmaker the same three questions.…

Oklahoma’s legislative session went Gov. Kevin Stitt’s way, even with minor revolts at the end • Oklahoma Voice

Gov. Kevin Stitt jokingly shakes Rep. Trey Caldwell's hand on Wednesday after learning that he hadn't yet vetoed any of Caldwell's bills during session. (Photo by Janelle Stecklein/Oklahoma Voice)The curtain fell on the “Stitt Show” last week. Because if there’s one thing that defined Oklahoma’s 2025 annual legislative session, Gov. Kevin Stitt finally played a starring role after six years in a row of lackluster performance. The Republican adro…

Stecklein: Oklahoma’s legislative session went Gov. Kevin Stitt’s way, even with minor revolts at the end

The curtain fell on the “Stitt Show” last week. Because if there’s one thing that defined Oklahoma’s 2025 annual legislative session, Gov. Kevin Stitt finally played a starring role after six years in a row of lackluster performance. The post Stecklein: Oklahoma’s legislative session went Gov. Kevin Stitt’s way, even with minor revolts at the end first appeared on The Journal Record.