Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt will deliver the State of the State address today.

With cash surpluses and revenue collections at all-time highs, tax cuts are expected to be a top priority for Stitt and the republican-controlled legislature when it begins the 2023 session. The governor last year urged the House and Senate to send him bills to eliminate the state sales tax on groceries and reduce the individual and corporate income tax rates. Those proposals are expected to once again be considered this year. Lawmakers also are expected to consider a pay raise for teachers and bills that would prohibit transgender medical treatment for children. The address gets underway shortly after noon today.