A list compiled by the Oklahoma Ethics Commission shows more than two dozen state agencies are currently employing contract lobbyists, a practice the new governor wants to end.
Whatever the Oklahoma Ethics Commission finally votes on, the whole idea of regulating so-called “indirect lobbying” is silly and illegal.
A state ethics rule proposal has created a debate over where transparency issues end and privacy issues begin.
Oklahoma's watchdog agency has filed a lawsuit accusing lawmakers of failing to provide adequate funding.
The Oklahoma Ethics Commission's funding fight went another round Friday when commissioners voted to raise committee registration fees by $100.
It is a sad fact that legislative leaders rarely forgo an opportunity to stick a knife into the state Ethics Commission and twist it.
A proposed rule that would require Oklahoma elected officials to wait two years before working as lobbyists is getting mixed reviews.