Oklahoma’s 2020 shortfall hits $416 million

“Times like these further reinforce how critically important it was for our House and Senate leadership to work with me to save an additional $200 million during last year’s budget surplus.”


Governor Kevin Stitt announced today that state government faces a $416 million shortfall for the current budget year, which ends June 30. That’s substantially more than publicly reported figures had indicated only days earlier.

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from Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs Oklahoma’s 2020 shortfall hits $416 million