Oklahoma's new school standards face criticism for promoting election misinformation.

Oklahoma's new social studies standards for K-12 students, revised by State Superintendent Ryan Walters, include instructions for students to identify discrepancies in the 2020 election results, focusing on issues like ballot-counting stops and mail-in voting security. This has raised concerns among critics who argue the standards promote misinformation and were not properly reviewed. Despite opposition from some Republicans, the standards were not rejected due to lack of support.