Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-82
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Resubmission of question - Time - Petition - Calling,
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advertisement and holding of election.
When any county has determined a free fair site pursuant to the
provisions of Section 15-81 of this title, the question shall not
again be submitted to a vote of the county within five (5) years
from said date, and then only upon petition signed by twenty-five
percent (25%) of the total number of votes cast at the last general
election for the county office receiving the highest number of
votes. The petition shall be in lieu of the resolution of the
executive board of the free fair association, as provided in Section
15-80 of this title. The election shall be called, advertised and
held in all other respects, as provided in Sections 15-80 and 15-81
of this title.
When any county has determined a free fair site pursuant to the
provisions of Section 15-81 of this title, the question shall not
again be submitted to a vote of the county within five (5) years
from said date, and then only upon petition signed by twenty-five
percent (25%) of the total number of votes cast at the last general
election for the county office receiving the highest number of
votes. The petition shall be in lieu of the resolution of the
executive board of the free fair association, as provided in Section
15-80 of this title. The election shall be called, advertised and
held in all other respects, as provided in Sections 15-80 and 15-81
of this title.
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