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Voting, ballots, campaigns, initiative petitions, redistricting, ethics and open government.
Measures 46 · laws first, then by momentum
- MeasureTitleStatusMomentum
- HB 2095Oklahoma Open Records Act; thirty-day records request response time; effective date.Annie Menz; Julia Kirt · tagged by headingPassed Senate committee44
- HB 3278Open Meeting Act; violations; allowing the Attorney General to enter into a consent order or issue a finding of violation to a pub…John Pfeiffer; Brent Howard; McCane · tagged by headingVetoed by Governor42
- HB 3787Elections; non-qualified electors; registration requirements for candidates; board of education; technology center school district…Mark Chapman; Julie McIntosh; Sneed · tagged by headingIn Senate committee42
- HB 3722Elections; voter registration; recognized political party or Independent designation; effective date.Denise Crosswhite Hader; Brian Guthrie · tagged by heading + title + committeeIn Senate committee41
- HJR 1089Joint Resolution; Oklahoma Constitution; convention; delegates; procedures; submission to voters; ballot title; filing.Kyle Hilbert; Lonnie Paxton; CrosswhiteHader; Fetgatter; Sneed · tagged by titleIn Senate committee39
- SB 990Recall elections; authorizing Legislature to propose recall of state officer; establishing procedures for legislative approval for…Bill Coleman; Ken Luttrell · tagged by heading + committeeIn House committee33
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