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High court axes Oklahoma Legislature’s efforts to overhaul initiative petition process

States Newsroom · November 10, 2026

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday tossed out a controversial law that made it more difficult for Oklahomans to get their issues on the ballot. In a 5-4 ruling, the state’s high court found that Senate Bill 1027 , passed into law in 2025, violated the U.S. and Oklahoma Constitution, was legally void…

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High court axes Oklahoma Legislature’s efforts to overhaul initiative petition process

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