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Oklahoma State Rep. District 63, Hurchel E. "Trey" Caldwell

Oklahoma State Rep. District 63, Hurchel E. "Trey" Caldwell

Caldwell works to preserve southwest Oklahoma's quality of life

News Staff
Thursday, September 9, 2021
Hurchel E. “Trey” Caldwell is a fifth-generation resident of southwest Oklahoma who also serves as state representative for District 63. Caldwell is an Oklahoma Farm Bureau insurance agent and financial adviser for Farm Bureau Financial Services.
Southwest Ledger Photo by M. Scott Carter, Members of a joint legislative Health Work Group met at the at the state Capitol last week to try and develop a policy to expand Medicaid coverage in Oklahoma before an initiative petition, which would place the expansion in the state constitution, goes to a public vote next fall.

Southwest Ledger Photo by M. Scott Carter, Members of a joint legislative Health Work Group met at the at the state Capitol last week to try and develop a policy to expand Medicaid coverage in Oklahoma before an initiative petition, which would place the expansion in the state constitution, goes to a public vote next fall.

Proactive Legislative Group Meets, Talks Medicaid Expansion

News Staff
Monday, August 19, 2019
OKLAHOMA CITY – A legislative ‘working group’ charged with developing a way to expand Medicaid coverage in Oklahoma met for the first time Aug. 14, gathering information from the Oklahoma State Department of Health and the Oklahoma Health Care Authority.
Founded by Edmond lobbyist Jim Dunlap, the Oklahoma Society of Professional Advocates is about a week old and actively seeking members. “Our mission is simple,” Dunlap wrote in an email to prospective members, “to promote government affairs advocacy as a profession, support open, transparent practices at the capitol while working with the Ethics Commission and the Oklahoma Legislature to improve understanding and compliance with the laws governing lobbying...

Founded by Edmond lobbyist Jim Dunlap, the Oklahoma Society of Professional Advocates is about a week old and actively seeking members. “Our mission is simple,” Dunlap wrote in an email to prospective members, “to promote government affairs advocacy as a profession, support open, transparent practices at the capitol while working with the Ethics Commission and the Oklahoma Legislature to improve understanding and compliance with the laws governing lobbying...

Mission: Promote Government Affairs Advocacy as a Profession; Awareness

News Staff
Wednesday, July 17, 2019
OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma lobbyists have formed a lobby, but that lobby isn’t hiring a lobbyist.
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