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Why recreational marijuana isn't on Oklahoma's November ballot - Vimarsana News

Why recreational marijuana isn't on Oklahoma's November ballot

State Question 820 will appear on a statewide election in 2023 or go before voters in 2024, depending on what Gov. Kevin Stitt or his successor decides.

Here's why recreational marijuana won't be on the November ballot in Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Here's why recreational marijuana won't be on the November ballot in Oklahoma

Backers of an initiative petition to legalize recreational marijuana in Oklahoma became unwitting guinea pigs in a new process that was meant to speed up and automate the state’s antiquated signature verification system, but a series of delays compounded to keep it off the November general election ballot.

Source: kosu.org
OKLAHOMA WATCH: Why recreational marijuana isn't on ballot | News - Vimarsana News

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Why recreational marijuana isn't on ballot | News

Backers of an initiative petition to legalize recreational marijuana in Oklahoma became unwitting guinea pigs in a new process that was meant to speed up and automate the state’s antiquated

Here's the reason recreational marijuana isn't on the November ballot - Vimarsana News

Here's the reason recreational marijuana isn't on the November ballot

The reason recreational marijuana isn’t on the November ballot despite petitions being submitted a month before the deadline.

Source: kgou.org
Recreational marijuana question unlikely to make ballot - Vimarsana News

Recreational marijuana question unlikely to make ballot

Organizers of an effort to place recreational marijuana before Oklahoma voters were notified Monday they have enough signatures and are asking the state’s high court to make sure the state