As a candidate for governor in 2018, Kevin Stitt argued the state should build up at least $2 billion in savings to weather future downturns and avoid the financial chaos that prevailed during Gov. Mary Fallin’s second term.

A national report shows that the Oklahoma government has not only achieved Stitt’s initial goal but far surpassed it, becoming one of the more financially stable state governments in the nation.

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