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Three ballot measures were certified for theNovember 4, 2014, ballot in the state ofOklahoma. All three wereapproved.

The2014 legislative session began onFebruary 3 and concluded onMay 23, 2014. Threelegislatively referred constitutional amendments appeared on the November ballot, addressing theadministration of government,taxes andveterans. At least five other potentiallegislatively referred constitutional amendments failed to make the ballot.

Noinitiatives appeared on the November 4, 2014, ballot. Initiative supporters were required to submit155,216 valid signatures within 90 days of the potential measure's initial filing. No initiative campaigns successfully submitted enough signatures to refer measures to the ballot.

Historical facts

• Between 1990 and 2013, an average of six measures appeared on the even-numbered year ballots in Oklahoma. Therefore, 2014 was a below-average year based on the number of certified measures.
• From 1990 to 2014, the number of measures on statewide even-year ballots ranged from two to 11.
• Between 1990 and 2014, 64 of 79, or 81 percent, of Oklahoma ballot measures were approved by voters.
• Conversely, 15 of 79, or 19 percent, of measures were defeated.

On the ballot

See also:2014 ballot measures

November 4:

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
LRCA	State Question 769	Admin of Gov't	Guarantees that public officials can also serve as officers and members of the National Guard, Oklahoma State Guard and Officers Reserve Corps	a
LRCA	State Question 770	Veterans	Permits a disabled veteran to sell his or her homestead and acquire another homestead property while keeping the homestead tax exemption	a
LRCA	State Question 771	Veterans	Establishes a homestead exemption for the surviving spouse of military personnel who die in the line of duty	a

Not on the ballot

See also:Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
CICA	State Question 768	Marijuana	Legalizes the use, sale and cultivation of marijuana for medical purposes
LRCA	Bonds for State Capitol Building Amendment	Bonds	Authorizes the state to issue $120 million in bonds to pay for repairs to the Oklahoma State Capitol Building
LRCA	Right to Bear Arms Amendment	Firearms	Clarifies what weapons citizens have a right to carry and who the state is allowed to regulate
LRCA	Right to Farm and Ranch Amendment	Food & Agri	Provides for the right to engage in certain farming and ranching practices
LRCA	Local Option for Manufacturing Property Tax Exemption Amendment	Taxes	Empowers county commissioner boards to decide whether a manufacturing facility would be exempt from property tax or not
LRCA	School District Bonds for Safety Facilities Amendment	Bonds	Authorizes school districts to issue bonds to pay for personal safety facilities

See also

External links

• Oklahoma Secretary of State
• Brief of the Petition Process for State Questions
• State Question Database

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