Endangered Republican Oklahoma Governor Stitt sets special election on recreational marijuana legalization
State Question 820 will be on the March 7 ballot.
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Reaction to special election to vote on recreational marijuana
Reaction to special election to vote on recreational marijuana in Oklahoma
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Hofmeister, Stitt spar in only Oklahoma governor's debate
The only Oklahoma governors debate between Joy Hofmeister and Kevin Stitt was a lively affair as the two candidates traded barbs.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt, contender Joy Hofmeister debate abortion, tribal sovereignty, education
Gov. Kevin Stitt and Democratic candidate and Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister discussed abortion, tribal sovereignty and education in the governor’s debate on Wednesday.
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Oklahomans Will Vote On Recreational Marijuana Next Year
The state will hold a special election to legalize weed on March 7.
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Oklahoma to vote on legalizing recreational cannabis sales, use
Gov. Kevin Stitt announced Tuesday Oklahomans can vote on the legalization of recreational cannabis in a special election on March 7, 2023.
United States Joe Biden Supreme Court Revenue Fund Petition Systems Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority
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Stitt picks March date for marijuana vote | The Journal Record
Gov. Kevin Stitt, who is running for reelection, has repeatedly asserted that Chinese nationals are illegally buying agricultural land in Oklahoma to grow marijuana that may be sold on the black market.
Source: journalrecord.com
Oklahoma schedules special election for recreational marijuana
Voters in Oklahoma will have the opportunity to vote on recreational marijuana in the state.
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AM NewsBrief: Oct. 19, 2022
This is the KGOU PM NewsBrief for Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2022.
United States Oklahoma City Storme Jones Stateimpact Beth Wallis Supreme Court Oklahoma State Chamber
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Why journalists should cover threats to the ballot initiative process
Efforts are afoot to restrict U.S. citizens’ power to enact change through the ballot initiative process. Here's what you should know.
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