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State Coronavirus Report, Panhandling Ordinance Unconstitutional, Absentee Ballot Arguments & More

Sep 10, 202029 minEp. 86
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Episode description

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and ACLU Oklahoma Executive Director Ryan Kiesel about a new White House Coronavirus report putting our state in the top ten for COVID positivity rate and daily cases per capita, a federal appeals court declares Oklahoma City's 2015 anti-panhandling ordinance unconstitutional and Attorney General Mike Hunter defends the state's absentee ballot law.

The trio also discusses Oklahoma City passing an extension to its mask mandate until October 20th and House Speaker Charles McCall promising to include all 101 representatives in next year's redistricting process.

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