Oklahoma HJR1013 proposes to amend the Oklahoma Constitution to require a 60% voter approval for any constitutional amendments.
Oklahoma HJR1013 proposes changes to the Oklahoma Constitution, specifically requiring a 60% voter approval for any constitutional amendments. This applies to both amendments proposed by the Legislature and those submitted through initiative petitions. The Secretary of State would refer these proposed amendments to the people for approval or rejection. The bill also mandates that each proposal submitted to voters must address only one general subject, with separate votes for each proposal. The changes would take effect upon approval by a majority of voters at the next regular general election.
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