Oklahoma lawmakers focus on voters’ concerns
The effects of the slowdown of the national economy on Oklahoma , roads and bridges, health care and immigration are some of the main topics legislators said they heard from constituents as they won election to the state’s 52nd legislative session.
With legislators being sworn in at the Capitol on Tuesday, here’s a look at the issues they will face:
Economy
Sen.-elect James Halligan, R-Stillwater ...
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