Gov. Mary Fallin says she won't include the fate of Insure Oklahoma as a topic for a special legislative session if one is called.
The Tulsa World reports that a spokesman for Fallin told the paper Tuesday in an email that the health insurance program wouldn't be considered.
Oklahoma has submitted a plan to the federal government to end the program.
Coverage under the program will end Dec. 31, and would leave thousands of low-income Oklahomans without insurance under the new federal health-care law — unless state leaders come up with an alternative.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled that lawsuit reform measures passed in 2009 and 2011 were unconstitutional.