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The maps will be in effect for the next 10 years, and the new congressional district boundaries sailed through the Republican-controlled legislature without a single Democrat's support.
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The new map appears to give Republican candidates an advantage in Oklahoma's Fifth Congressional District. It did not get a single Democrat’s vote in the House or Senate.
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The redistricting plan Democrats are panning as gerrymandering to give Republican candidates an advantage in the Fifth District easily passed the Oklahoma House.
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Democrats’ congressional redistricting proposal fell on a party-line committee vote.
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Democrats in the Oklahoma legislature oppose the redistricting plan Republican leaders unveiled two weeks ago, which moves large Hispanic populations in Oklahoma City to a rural district and replaces them with conservative communities.
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The session is supposed to settle redistricting issues caused by delayed census data, but lawmakers have thrown additional proposals into the mix as well.
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Redrawn congressional district lines that lawmakers will consider in a special session move areas with large Latino populations out of the Fifth District while bringing in heavily Republican ones.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt on Friday called a special session of the Legislature to address redistricting of the state’s federal and…
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Tulsans will have the chance to weigh in on six city council redistricting proposals.The city election district commission looked at five maps Friday,…
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The group tasked with redrawing Tulsa City Council districts after the 2020 census will have some work to do.The 2020 census showed the city gained 21,000…