State Question 845
Source: results.okelections.gov
What does this measure do?
Oklahoma would change its 15-member Judicial Nominating Commission, which screens candidates for judgeships, by using congressional districts for 12 seats, removing several eligibility limits, and revising terms and vacancies. How Oklahoma's judges are chosen would change; your taxes would not.
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Proposed by: Oklahoma Legislature (House Joint Resolution 1024, Rep. Anthony Moore and Sen. Todd Gollihare)
Moore is a Clinton Republican and the House Speaker Pro Tempore (District 57); Gollihare carried it in the Senate. It passed the House 78-13 and the Senate 35-8.
Source: okhouse.gov
A YES vote means
A yes vote changes who sits on the commission that screens judge candidates: 12 seats by congressional district, fewer limits on who can serve, and new term and vacancy rules.
A NO vote means
A no vote keeps the current rules for the commission that screens judge candidates.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.
Source: oklahoma.gov
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