SQ 846: On voting law, proponents concerned with posterity, critics concerned with posturing
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SQ 846: On voting law, proponents concerned with posterity, critics concerned with posturing
Appearing statewide on Aug. 25 runoff ballots, State Question 846 will allow voters to enshrine an existing law requiring identification at the polls by elevating it into the Oklahoma Constitution. The state question’s proponents say it will prevent election laws from being weakened by future iterations of the Oklahoma Legislature, but critics oppose what they […] The post SQ 846: On voting law, proponents concerned with posterity, critics conce…
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