Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-7
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Special election - Petition - Question to be submitted
Official statutory text
The county commissioners when petitioned to do so by thirty
percent (30%) of the resident taxpayers of their county shall call a
special election of the resident taxpayers for purposes of this
section. The commissioners shall submit the question to the
resident taxpayers "Shall the county commissioners appropriate any
sum of money, not to exceed one-half of one mill on the total
assessed valuation of their counties for each current year, for
premiums on agricultural and horticultural products and on purebred
livestock and poultry?"
percent (30%) of the resident taxpayers of their county shall call a
special election of the resident taxpayers for purposes of this
section. The commissioners shall submit the question to the
resident taxpayers "Shall the county commissioners appropriate any
sum of money, not to exceed one-half of one mill on the total
assessed valuation of their counties for each current year, for
premiums on agricultural and horticultural products and on purebred
livestock and poultry?"
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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