Oklahomans will vote on five state questions on Nov. 6, including State Question 794, a proposed constitutional amendment that would reinforce and extend crime victims’ rights.
In this short video, find out the basic elements and a few pros and cons about the measure.
This video series, intended to promote voter engagement, is presented by Oklahoma Watch and is sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma.
Produced by Dena Drabek. Images by Whitney Bryen.
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by Dena Drabek and Whitney Bryen, Oklahoma Watch
September 19, 2018
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