Oklahoma’s population has increased by nearly five percent over the past seven years according to the latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau. The Oklahoman’s Josh Dulaney writes the state’s net population gain was 179,266 people for a total of just under four million. Governor Fallin calls it a result of revived downtowns in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, an improving energy sector, and a low business tax burden.
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