Oklahoma 1990 ballot measures

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1991
1989

In 1990, voters decided on 13 statewide ballot measures in Oklahoma. On June 26, voters decided on four measures. On August 28, voters decided on four measures. On September 18, voters decided on three measures. On November 6, voters decided on two measures.

On the ballot

June 26, 1990

Type Title Subject Description Result Yes Votes No Votes

LRCA

State Question 633 Administration; Education Create a seven-member State Board of Education, with six appointees serving six-year terms, and the State Superintendent as president.

Defeated

119,218 (49%)

124,457 (51%)

LRCA

State Question 634 Education; Taxes Consolidate school levies into a 44-mill cap, redirect high-value property taxes to a statewide fund, and permit levy adjustments within the cap.

Defeated

110,669 (45%)

132,907 (55%)

LRCA

State Question 635 Education; Budgets Create the Oklahoma School Land Fund and allow the legislature allocate income from public land leases to schools.

Defeated

112,971 (46%)

130,083 (54%)

LRCA

State Question 636 Public education governance Allow the legislature to determine the ages at which children are required to attend school.

Defeated

110,925 (46%)

132,019 (54%)


August 28, 1990

Type Title Subject Description Result Yes Votes No Votes

LRCA

State Question 623 Civil trials; Criminal trials Raise the jury trial threshold to $1,500, require 12-person juries for major cases, and mandate unanimous verdicts for serious crimes.

Approveda

436,904 (63%)

260,266 (37%)

LRCA

State Question 624 Eminent domain Redefine compensation for land taken, considering value, injury, and benefits, ensuring owners are not charged more than the injury.

Approveda

423,866 (61%)

270,013 (39%)

LRCA

State Question 625 Bonds Allow counties to issue bonds for industrial development, set procedures by law, and restrict voting to registered voters.

Approveda

430,947 (63%)

257,092 (37%)

LRCA

State Question 626 Utilities; Local government Allow cities and towns to borrow money for public utilities without additional taxes, repayable through pledged funds or revenues.

Approveda

425,405 (62%)

261,676 (38%)


September 18, 1990

Type Title Subject Description Result Yes Votes No Votes

CICA

State Question 627 Ethics Create a five-member Ethics Commission, appointed by state officials, to set campaign rules and investigate violations.

Approveda

409,100 (64%)

231,899 (36%)

CICA

State Question 632 Legislature Limit future legislators to 12 years total, while allowing current members an additional 12 years.

Approveda

437,806 (67%)

213,158 (33%)

LRCA

State Question 638 Alcohol Restrict state agencies, except certain lodges, from the alcohol business and let the legislature limit employee involvement.

Approveda

337,991 (53%)

302,772 (47%)


November 6, 1990

Type Title Subject Description Result Yes Votes No Votes

LRCA

State Question 637 Alcohol Allow liquor stores to remain open during city franchise elections while keeping them closed during other elections.

Defeated

359,746 (41%)

525,608 (59%)

LRCA

State Question 641 Taxes Allow the legislature to permit cities and counties to provide tax exemptions and other tax relief for economically declining areas.

Approveda

451,497 (53%)

402,767 (47%)


See also

Oklahoma

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