The December 6 issue of the Wall Street Journal carries a letter by an Oklahoma state legislator, mentioning the double standard used by the Oklahoma Supreme Court on the issue of who can circulate initiative petitions in that state. See it at this link.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has been inconsistent on the issue of whether persons temporarily living in Oklahoma may circulate an initiative petition. When an initiative that the Court liked was in jeopardy (the initiative to ban cock-fighting), the Court seemed to think it was OK to allow temporary residents to circulate. But when the Court saw an initiative it didn’t like (the 2006 Taxpayers Bill of Rights), it not only invalidated the initiative, it issued a ruling that made it possible for ex post facto prosecution of the initiative’s proponents.
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