Last week the Oklahoma House passed SB1027, which dramatically limits Oklahomans' ability to collect signatures for state question petitions.
This means that state questions will cost more money to pass, and could even make them impossible.
That would leave State Questions up to the Republican Supermajority, where they can put their own agenda on the ballot, but leave the people out to dry.
This bill would've made the state questions that passed Medicaid Expansion and Medical Marijuana impossible.
OK Democrats are working with our partners in the State Senate to send a petition to Governor Stitt's desk urging him to VETO this bill.