Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-15-106
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Appeal on question of ballot title - Procedure
Official statutory text
A qualified elector who is dissatisfied with the wording of a
ballot title may appeal, within ten (10) days after the ballot title
is filed with the clerk, to the district court in the county in
which the situs of the municipality is located. The petition for
appeal shall offer a substitute ballot title for the one from which
the appeal is taken. Written notice of the appeal shall be served
upon the clerk and upon the parties who filed the ballot title at
least five (5) days before such appeal is heard by the court. The
municipal attorney shall, and any interested citizen may, defend the
ballot title from which the appeal is taken. After the hearing of
the appeal, the district court may correct or amend the ballot
title, or accept the substitute suggested, or may draft a new one
which will conform with the law.
ballot title may appeal, within ten (10) days after the ballot title
is filed with the clerk, to the district court in the county in
which the situs of the municipality is located. The petition for
appeal shall offer a substitute ballot title for the one from which
the appeal is taken. Written notice of the appeal shall be served
upon the clerk and upon the parties who filed the ballot title at
least five (5) days before such appeal is heard by the court. The
municipal attorney shall, and any interested citizen may, defend the
ballot title from which the appeal is taken. After the hearing of
the appeal, the district court may correct or amend the ballot
title, or accept the substitute suggested, or may draft a new one
which will conform with the law.
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