OKLAHOMA CITY ( KFOR ) — A dark money group with deep ties to Governor Kevin Stitt, and a history of backing his agenda, has launched a new ad campaign for his tax cut plan, just weeks after Stitt abruptly distanced himself from State Superintendent Ryan Walters following the group’s leader raising his own concerns over Walters.
The ad, which urges Oklahomans to support Governor Stitt’s proposal to cut income taxes, has been running on Oklahoma TV stations since late February.
“A new day in Oklahoma,” a narrator says in the ad. “Taxes lowered, record savings, more than $4 billion.”
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It also calls on viewers to contact their representatives in support of further income tax cuts…