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Poverty in Oklahoma City NeighborhoodsA Mobile Video Project In Oklahoma’s capital, the voices of low-income people are like faintly heard footsteps behind the long march of an oil and gas boom, which is stumbling. Some impoverished areas seem stuck in time, struggling with blight, crime and other issues. University of Oklahoma students and Oklahoma […]
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Oklahoma Watch is a nonprofit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) corporation that produces in-depth and investigative journalism as a public service for the benefit of all Oklahomans. Our mission Through investigative, fact-driven journalism, we dig deep and examine significant issues facing our state. Our work engages all Oklahomans, amplifies the discussion of …
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Ted Streuli’s First Watch is a daily newsletter that provides deeper context to Oklahoma news that may not be obvious at first glance. He also showcases Oklahoma photographers’ works shot in the state.
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Straight-Party Voting Declines - Oklahoma Watch
2024年11月15日 · The popularity of Oklahoma’s straight-party voting option appears to be waning after a record-breaking surge four years ago. Just under 38% of Oklahoma voters who participated in the Nov. 5 election checked the option to vote straight party for Republicans, Democrats or Libertarians in all partisan races, according to data provided Wednesday by the Oklahoma State Election Board. That’s ...
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Study Examines Ways to Improve Oklahoma’s Ballot Initiative …
2023年9月21日 · Despite that, it took more than six weeks for the state to validate the petition under a new signature verification process with an outside vendor, which contributed to the question missing the November general election ballot.The state’s $300,000-per-year contract with Western Petition Systems LLC, founded by pollster Bill …
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Oklahoma Watch serves Oklahomans by delivering impactful investigative journalism. Our commitment lies in holding government and public officials accountable, shedding light on issues often obscured from public view. We uncover and scrutinize critical challenges facing our state through rigorous, fact-driven reporting, fostering informed public discourse. By engaging all Oklahomans and ...
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Topics: State government. Paul Monies has been a reporter for more than 20 years and has been with Oklahoma Watch since 2017. Before that, he was an energy reporter and database editor at The Oklahoman newspaper in Oklahoma City.He’s also worked as a data journalist at USA Today and is a past president of Freedom of Information Oklahoma.Paul is a native of Scotland and has degrees from ...