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Oklahoma Gas & Electric - Wikipedia
OG&E was founded in 1902, five years before Oklahoma became a state. It merged with Enogex in 1986. In 1997, OG&E reorganized as a holding company, OGE Energy, with OG&E and Enogex (now part of Enable Midstream) as its operating companies.
Overview - USOGE
You would file an OGE Form 278e if you are required to complete any of the following types of executive branch public financial disclosure reports: Candidate Report : Required if you are a candidate for nomination or election to the office of President or Vice President.
OGE Form 278-T
The OGE Form 278-T consists of a general information section and a section for reporting transactions. Click here for instructions on what constitutes a reportable transaction and how to report such transactions.
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For Ethics Officials - USOGE
OGE currently provides two forms for public financial disclosures. OGE Form 278e: Used to file Candidate, Nominee, New Entrant, Annual, and Termination reports. In certain cases, filers may need to complete multiple reports and are permitted to use a single form (e.g., a combined Annual and Termination report).