Oklahoma lawmakers are beginning to prepare interim studies. These fall meetings, with bipartisan and bicameral support, can offer a glimpse of policy priorities during the legislative session.

Interim studies are publicly held meetings meant to inform lawmakers and the public about an impending political or social issue. They usually cover a wide range of topics, from public safety and the judicial system to water issues and healthcare.

This year, there are about 90 approved studies in each chamber. Several overlap topically, suggesting where lawmakers' priorities lie ahead of the next legislative session.

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