Oklahoma State Question 478 (1970)

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Oklahoma State Question 478 (Initiative #287) appeared on the 1970 ballot in Oklahoma. It failed, with 109,409 in favor and 127,080 opposed.

The objective of the measure was to restrict the sale of certain merchandise to either Saturday or Sunday on any given weekend.

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