Oklahoma HJR1075 proposes a constitutional amendment to restrict artificial persons' powers to election and initiative petition activities.
Oklahoma HJR1075 proposes a constitutional amendment to restrict artificial persons' powers to election and initiative petition activities. It establishes that artificial persons, including corporations, have only the powers expressly provided in the Oklahoma Constitution. The amendment revokes previously granted powers, including the ability to spend money or anything of value on elections or state questions. It clarifies that artificial persons have no power to engage in election activity or initiative petition activity unless expressly permitted by statute.
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