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New Resolution Would Require 2/3 Majority To Pass Future State Questions

New Resolution Would Require 2/3 Majority To Pass Future State Questions
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New Resolution Would Require 2/3 Majority To Pass Future State Questions

New Resolution Would Require 2/3 Majority To Pass Future State Questions
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Oklahoma voters approve major initiatives through state questions

Oklahoma voters have approved several major initiatives through state questions. ....

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Message from Oklahoma voters: We support criminal justice reform

The message from Oklahoma voters is clear they support conservative criminal justice reforms that work. ....

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Hamilton: Vote on detention center may be most consequential

Supporters make a strong case that only a new, state-of-the-art jail can humanely, efficiently keep inmates and jail staff safe, provide necessary mental health and substance abuse treatment, and ensure public safety. Opponents are equally persuasive in arguing the money could be better spent on “restorative care” that helps get people back on their feet, including expanded mental health facilities and housing initiatives aimed at reducing the capital’s homeless population. ....

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