Legislators in Oklahoma are often criticized for missing opportunities and failing to address important issues during the legislative session. However, with a new session beginning in February, there is renewed hope that progress can be made on key policy reforms. Some common-sense approaches for lawmakers to prioritize include ending childhood marriage, banning corporal punishment on disabled children in schools, and ensuring private schools that receive state dollars are held accountable for their performance. Additionally, there are calls for policies that incentivize experienced teachers to work in Oklahoma classrooms and prevent taxpayer money from being wasted on risky investments like the failed Canoo deal. Lawmakers are also urged to expand early voting to improve voter turnout in the state. By addressing these issues, legislators can lay the groundwork for a brighter future in Oklahoma and restore pride in the state.
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