Oklahoma homeowners pay more for insurance than anyone in the country — $6,133 a year on average, according to LendingTree. That’s more than twice the national average. State Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready first blamed hailstorms, but after an Oklahoma Watch investigation debunked that claim, he backtracked, citing a mix of factors.
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