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Oklahoma 2010 ballot measures
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In 2010, voters decided on 11 statewide ballot measures in Oklahoma on November 2.
- One of the measures was an initiated constitutional amendment.
- One of the measures was a legislatively referred state statute.
- Nine of the measures were legislatively referred constitutional amendments.
- Voters approved nine (81.82%) and rejected two (18.18%) measures.
On the ballot
November 2, 2010
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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State Question 744 | Education; Budgets | Repeal the $42 per student requirement and require funding to match surrounding states' operational cost averages. |
|
189,164 (19%) |
828,589 (81%) |
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State Question 746 | Voter ID | Require photo ID to vote, allow provisional ballots without ID, and make false statements a felony. |
|
746,053 (74%) |
257,523 (26%) |
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State Question 747 | Term limits | Limit statewide officials to eight years and Corporation Commissioners to twelve, excluding partial terms. |
|
695,592 (70%) |
299,789 (30%) |
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State Question 748 | Redistricting | Restructure the Legislative Apportionment Commission, increasing members from three to seven, replacing current members, and making the Lieutenant Governor a nonvoting chair |
|
567,288 (58%) |
403,733 (42%) |
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State Question 750 | Initiative process | Change signature requirements for petitions to use gubernatorial election votes. |
|
485,703 (50%) |
478,042 (50%) |
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State Question 751 | English | Declare English the "common and unifying language of the State of Oklahoma" |
|
740,918 (76%) |
239,904 (24%) |
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State Question 752 | Judiciary | Add two at-large members, bar non-lawyer members with lawyer relatives, and keep district representation. |
|
606,805 (63%) |
358,925 (37%) |
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State Question 754 | Legislature | Prohibit requiring legislative funding based on formulas, comparisons, or future amendments. |
|
361,907 (37%) |
614,219 (63%) |
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State Question 755 | Federal issues; Judiciary | Require courts to base decisions only on federal and state law, barring use of international or Sharia law. |
|
695,650 (70%) |
296,944 (30%) |
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State Question 756 | Constitutional rights; Private health insurance; Public health insurance | Prohibit mandatory participation in health care systems |
|
638,530 (65%) |
347,956 (35%) |
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State Question 757 | Budgets | Increase surplus revenue to the Constitutional Reserve Fund from 10% to 15% of the prior year's General Revenue. |
|
499,287 (51%) |
479,353 (49%) |
Not on the ballot
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
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CISS | Question 749 | Admin. of gov't | Overhaul Oklahoma DHS systems | ![]() |
LRCA | Parole Board Question | Admin. of gov't | Merge the Pardon and Parole Board with the Corrections Department | ![]() |
LRCA | Running-Mate Proposal | Admin. of gov't | Allow the governor and the lieutenant governor to run on the same ticket as a team. | ![]() |
LRCA | Question 753 | Admin. of gov't | Senate approves person chosen by governor for Workers' Compensation Court | ![]() |
Local ballot measures
February 9 • March 2 • April 6 • May 11 • July 27
See also
External links
- Oklahoma Secretary of State
- Oklahoma Statewide Initiative Usage
- Oklahoma signature requirements
- Oklahoma State Questions Booklet for the November 2, 2010 election, prepared by the Oklahoma State Election Board
- List of all filed Oklahoma ballot measures
- Voters may be surprised by lengthy Oklahoma state question ballot in November
- Many questions asked of Oklahoma voters in November
- Two-minute drill on Oklahoma’s 11 state questions
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