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State Chamber hosts 2026 Legislative Dinner in Oklahoma City

State Chamber hosts 2026 Legislative Dinner in Oklahoma City

Luke Reynolds by Luke Reynolds
March 11, 2026
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OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — The State Chamber of Oklahoma hosted its annual Legislative Dinner on Monday night at the Oklahoma City Convention Center, bringing together legislators, state officials and business leaders for a high‑level discussion of priorities heading into the 2026 session.

The program featured remarks from senior legislative leadership and statewide officials and included a full reception and seated dinner.

Attendees briefly relocated to the convention center’s first floor as a tornado warning moved through downtown before the program resumed.

The Legislative Dinner remains one of the Chamber’s signature annual events, offering members a direct opportunity to hear from policymakers and engage on the issues shaping Oklahoma’s business climate.

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