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Shawn Ashley

Shawn Ashley

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Host, Capitol Insider

Oklahoma City

Final Covers

uc&c technology, vendor , distributor, Sustainability, mspit, stockies in the channel, reseller

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new hires, expansions, products, fashion

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 3

  • With new Census, state's rural districts could lose political influence

    By Dick Pryor, Shawn Ashley| The Ada News Verified Oklahoma lawmakers are in the early stages of planning for the decennial redistricting process that will rewrite the state’s legislative and congressional districts. The redistricting work which will occur after the U.S. Census Bureau provides states with the latest population figures sometime before the end of 2020, has the potential to alter Oklahoma’s political dynamics for the next 10 years.

    By Dick Pryor, Shawn Ashley · The Ada News

    Oct. 05, 2019

  • With New Census, State’s Rural Districts Could Lose Political Influence

    By Dick Pryor, Shawn Ashley| Oklahoma Watch Verified Government By Dick Pryor of KGOU and Shawn Ashley of eCapitol | October 4, 2019 Oklahoma lawmakers are in the early stages of planning for the decennial redistricting process that will rewrite the state’s legislative and congressional districts.

    By Dick Pryor, Shawn Ashley · Oklahoma Watch

    Oct. 04, 2019

  • With new Census, state's rural districts could lose political influence

    By Dick Pryor, Shawn Ashley| The Ada News Verified Oklahoma lawmakers are in the early stages of planning for the decennial redistricting process that will rewrite the state’s legislative and congressional districts. The redistricting work which will occur after the U.S. Census Bureau provides states with the latest population figures sometime before the end of 2020, has the potential to alter Oklahoma’s political dynamics for the next 10 years.

    By Dick Pryor, Shawn Ashley · The Ada News

    Oct. 05, 2019

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Capitol Insider

Norman, Oklahoma, United States

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