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Oklahoma State Question 563 (1984)

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Oklahoma State Question 563 (Initiative #319) appeared on the 1984 ballot in Oklahoma.

d It failed, with 425,803 in favor and 396,923 opposed.

The objective of the measure was to allow liquor to be sold by the drink.

227,446 signatures were filed to qualify it for the ballot.

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