Senate bill could mark Nov. 5 as President Donald J. Trump Day in Oklahoma
Authored by Sen. Dana Prieto, R-Tulsa, Senate Bill 1105 would declare Nov. 5 as President Donald J. Trump Day in Oklahoma to recognize the president's recent election victory. If passed, state employees would not be granted a day off of work on the holiday, Prieto said.
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