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This week on Episode 56 of Mitchell Talks, the News 9 Sessions with Aaron Brilbeck, a group of Oklahomans wants to change the way legislative districts are drawn. They say under the current system the deck is stacked against the voter, and for the politicians.

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Oklahoma Group Wants To Change Process For Voting Districts

Aaron Brilbeck A group wants Oklahomans to change the way voting districts are set up in to be more transparent and, they said, less political. The group filed its paperwork Monday with the Secretary of State’s Office. Members said it’s necessary because of

Oklahoma Group Wants To Change Process For Voting Districts

Okla. Legislature Ranks Among Worst For Using Copy-Paste Bills

Grant Hermes A two-year investigation shows Oklahoma lawmakers filed more than 400 bills that were either modeled off of or directly copied from bills written by special interest groups, designed to benefit companies rather than voters.

Okla. Legislature Ranks Among Worst For Using Copy-Paste Bills

Should Oklahomans Know Who Writes Bills?

Grant Hermes It's no secret that industry lobbies, companies, advocacy groups and even state agencies all try to make bills filed in the state legislature work for them.

Should Oklahomans Know Who Writes Bills?

Grant Hermes It's no secret that industry lobbies, companies, advocacy groups and even state agencies all try to make bills filed in the state legislature work for them.

Review Underway After Millions Of Oklahomans' Personal Information Exposed

Caleigh Bourgeois Personal information from people across the state is at risk after a data breach at the Oklahoma Department of Securities. Cyber Security watchdog, Upguard discovered the ODS left millions of documents visible online for at least a week last month. Accord

Review Underway After Millions Of Oklahomans' Personal Information Exposed

Questions Raised After Increase In Straight Party Voting

Grant Hermes

Questions are being raised by experts, politicians and advocates alike after the state saw an increase of straight party voting during the midterm election.

Questions Raised After Increase In Straight Party Voting

Grant Hermes

Questions are being raised by experts, politicians and advocates alike after the state saw an increase of straight party voting during the midterm election.

2 Of 3 Gubernatorial Candidates Release Tax Returns

Grant Hermes

With the midterm elections looming the candidates looking to become Oklahoma’s next governor have been railing against government waste and a lack of financial transparency.

2 Of 3 Gubernatorial Candidates Release Tax Returns

Grant Hermes

With the midterm elections looming the candidates looking to become Oklahoma’s next governor have been railing against government waste and a lack of financial transparency.

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