Candidates file: sheriff, commissioner set for primary

Two office holders will face opponents in their party primary in June, according to the Logan County Election Board records. Read more…

States Rights And Gas Prices

Last week’s Presidential visit brought a lot of attention to the issue of energy and gas prices.

Griffin wins special election primary for Senate

Despite not winning her own county, Ann “AJ” Griffin will represent the Republican party in the November election for the Senate District 20 seat.

Breakdown: Logan County Precincts

Salle, Watts win Guthrie School Board seats

Travis Sallee and Sharon Watts shared a campaign mailer together and now the duo will serve on the Guthrie Public School’s Board of Education together.

Breakdown: Logan County Precincts

Apply now for absentee ballots to be mailed

Senate race comes to central OK next week

Voter registration deadline is Friday

Election Board urging to bring proper identification

Public forum a success for candidates, chamber

Chamber to host televised forum for Senate candidates

Broad Coalition of State Lawmakers Team Up to Phase Out Income Tax‏

House plans more government modernization, pension

Poll finds strong support for performance audits initiative‏

New Logan County Commission Districts

Murphey Receives a 100% Conservative Rating

State Representative Jason Murphey (R-Guthrie) has received a rating of 100% from Oklahoma’s longest running conservative publication for his work during the 2011 legislative session.

Logan County votes Obama, Santorum as primary winners

Super Tuesday turned out just as expected in both Logan County and Oklahoma.

From the Desk

		‏‏‏‏‏The Terrible Legislative Budgeting Process May 14, 2012
State Representative Jason Murphey - District 31

		‏‏Bridge replacement projects continue despite storm damage delays May 11, 2012
Logan County Commissioner Mark Sharpton - District 1

		Logan County District 2 Update: Community Development Block Grant‏ April 12, 2012
Logan County Commissioner Mike Pearson - District 2

Murphey Archive Columns
Texans should never have more convenience than Oklahomans
A real states rights solution
Modernization Legislation Signed This Week Already Saving Nearly a Million Dollars
Social Media and State Government
National Recognition for Oklahoma
It Matters When Politicians Vote Themselves A Pay Raise
Sleep Deprived Legislators Should Never Try To Make Policy
The Other Benefits of Eliminating State Income Tax‏
Increasing Funding for County Roads‏
Stopping Higher Ed From Incurring More Debt
2012 HD 31 Transportation Report‏
State Taxation Should Not Expand To The Internet‏
House coalition’s income tax phase-out bill passes first legislative hurdle‏
Open Records Bill for Legislature Picks Up Momentum‏
Modernization Reform is Saving Taxpayers More Than Expected‏
Next week’s town hall meeting and polling location changes‏
Consolidation 3nables open source software strategy‏
Bring your ID to vote on Valentine’s Day
Eliminating the income tax enables property tax reform‏
The new election day polling locations‏
This is the year to eliminate the state income tax without increasing other taxes
State government needs a performance audit‏
Open government laws should apply To legislature‏
Want to limit lobbyist power? Shrink the size of government!
What is Next?
A rewarding day ‏‏
Study Finds Taxpayers Continue to Save Millions‏
Putting An End to Lobbyist Gift-Giving‏
City and County realizing savings for taxpayers‏
This year’s modernization interim studies‏
The positive impact of the new legislators‏
More About the 2011 Modernization Reforms
Consolidating State Agencies
23 Modernization Initiatives Going Into Law
Too Many Tuition Increases‏
A Really Annoying Excuse – How State Agencies Are Fighting Reform‏
Cutting Logan County Taxes‏
How Many State Employees Are Paid More Than the Governor?
Staying Focused
Consideration of Bills in Committee
All Bills Should Receive a Vote
House Prepared to Ratify Balanced Budget Agreement
Supporting the balanced budget amendment
Oklahoma Legislators Prepared to Ratify
State Officials Making a Difference‏
A Refreshing Change of Pace
Modernizing the State Treasurer’s Office
The Year of the Reprimand
Health care lawsuit and business activity taxes