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Oklahoma's State Question 670 is a
legislatively-referred constitutional amendment. It passed with 746,424 voters supporting the initiative, and 354,042 voters in opposition.
The official ballot summary reads:
This mesure amends Section 18 of Article 2 of the State Constitution. It changes the procedure for calculating the number of persons who must sign a petition to call for a grand jury. It increases the minimum and maximum number required. It directs the Legislature to enact laws to prevent abuse.[1]
Status
This amendment passed with 746,424 voters supporting the initiative, and 354,042 voters in opposition.
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