Stitt, Drummond spark fireworks over vetoed bills

Stitt Vetoes Bill That Would Have Slowed Eviction Process - Oklahoma Watch

A measure that would have slowed Oklahoma’s eviction process and given struggling tenants five additional days to avoid being pushed out of their homes cleared both Houses of the Oklahoma Legislature.Then Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed it.Senate Bill 128, by Sen. Julia Kirt, a Democrat from Oklahoma City, and Rep. Daniel Pae, a Republican from Lawton, would have extended the time period an eviction trial had to be scheduled by five days and extended th…

In Depth: Gov. Stitt vetoes bill creating unit in AG's office to review denied open record requests

A bill that would create a unit in the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office to review denied and delayed open record requests was vetoed by Governor Kevin Stitt.

Veto of public records transparency measure draws ire from Oklahoma Attorney General

OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Kevin Stitt’s veto of a bill that would provide Oklahomans more recourse in pursuing open records has drawn the ire of the state’s attorney general.

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill targeting 'fake' service animals. Is there another solution?

Oklahoma's governor wasn't willing to create a new crime for people who misrepresent claims about needing a service animal.

Gov. Kevin Stitt takes shot at attorney general in opioid bill veto

The governor said he vetoed it because it would have given the attorney general too much power.

Stitt, Drummond spark fireworks over vetoed bills

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Recent vetoes by Governor Kevin Stitt at the Oklahoma Capitol have sparked a fiery exchange between the Governor and Attorney General Gentner Drummond. Stitt vetoed two bills that would have given the Attorney Generals’ office more power. Senate Bill 773 was one of them. It allowed the AG’s office the power to oversee investigations into how Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) price prescription drugs. Oklahoma lawmaker …