Oklahoma voters reject legalized recreational marijuana
With 90% of ballots counted as of Tuesday night, 63% of voters rejected proposal to legalize recreational use for people over 21
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With 90% of ballots counted as of Tuesday night, 63% of voters rejected proposal to legalize recreational use for people over 21
Oklahoma voters on Tuesday rejected State Question 820, which would have legalized recreational marijuana sales in the state.
Oklahoma voters Tuesday rejected a ballot initiative to legalize recreational marijuana in the state, according to the New York Times.
Voters Tuesday rejected a ballot initiative to legalize recreational marijuana in the state amid turmoil caused by the introduction of medical dispensaries.
With Oklahoma voters deciding against full marijuana legalization on State Question 820, the focus turns to the Legislature to address criminal justice reforms related to low-level marijuana convictions.