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For the Undecided, a 2016 Oklahoma Voters Guide

by Oklahoma Watch, Oklahoma Watch
September 19, 2016

<h1>For the Undecided, a 2016 Oklahoma Voters Guide</h1>
<p class="byline">by Oklahoma Watch, Oklahoma Watch <br />September 19, 2016</p>
 
<p>Stumped by any of the seven state questions on the November ballot?</p>
<p>This nonpartisan voters guide, assembled by a partnership of Oklahoma nonprofits and news media, will help you decide how to vote on Nov. 8, plus show you which candidates and justices are on the ballot and answer basic questions about the general election.</p>
<p>The guide is brought to you by the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Watch, KOSU, OETA, Tyler Media, KGOU, The Oklahoman and the Kirkpatrick Foundation, which brought the partners together.</p>
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