By Keaton Ross Oklahoma Watch Since 2016, Oklahoma voters have made sweeping changes without the Legislature’s input. Using state questions, they have voted to reclassify some felonies to misdemeanors, legalize medical marijuana and extend health insurance to an estimated 300,000 poor Oklahomans. On March 7, voters — not state lawmakers — will decide whether to […]
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