Oklahoma legislators pass bills for business courts, jail standards, and more election days amid ongoing session.

Oklahoma's legislative session is halfway through, with several significant bills passed and others pending. Passed bills include Senate Bill 632 to create business courts, Senate Bill 595 to establish jail standards, and House Bill 2106 to increase voter participation by adding election days. Pending bills cover food dye restrictions, a death penalty moratorium, and tribal sports betting. Bills not heard by March 27 will be dismissed, with the session ending on May 30.