Oklahoma voters reject proposal to legalize use of recreational marijuana
Voters in Oklahoma say no to State question 820 just 5 years after legalizing medical marijuana
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Voters in Oklahoma say no to State question 820 just 5 years after legalizing medical marijuana
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma voters will decide Tuesday whether to make the state one of the most conservative to green light cannabis use for adults. State Question 820, the result of a signature gathering drive last year, is the only item on the statewide ballot.
One of the major pushes against State Question 820 was from Oklahoma law enforcement, who said crime rates won’t improve if it passes.
Oklahoma voters will decide whether to allow recreational sales of marijuana to anyone 21 and older.
Both sides of the State Question 820 debate argued they’re doing what’s best for children.