Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-1354.36
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One-subject requirement for sales tax levies submitted
Official statutory text
to county voters.
After January 1, 2016, every sales tax levy submitted to county
voters for approval shall embrace but one subject, which shall be
clearly expressed on the ballot. For purposes of this section, "one
subject" shall mean a ballot proposition with only one sales tax
levy for a specified purpose but may include multiple projects for
that purpose. Nothing in this section shall be interpreted as
prohibiting a one-subject proposition from residing upon the same
paper voting ballot as other one-subject propositions.
After January 1, 2016, every sales tax levy submitted to county
voters for approval shall embrace but one subject, which shall be
clearly expressed on the ballot. For purposes of this section, "one
subject" shall mean a ballot proposition with only one sales tax
levy for a specified purpose but may include multiple projects for
that purpose. Nothing in this section shall be interpreted as
prohibiting a one-subject proposition from residing upon the same
paper voting ballot as other one-subject propositions.
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