State Voters Approve 9 State Questions (Nov 03, 2010)

Oklahoma voters decided to vote for nine of the 11 state questions on Tuesday's ballot. The unofficial results show the closest contest was on State Question 750 which would change the number of signatures required to add a question to the ballot. That measure narrowly passed.

2,229 of 2,229 precincts - 100 percent for all state questions:

Question 744 - More School Funding

Yes, 189,859 - 19 percent

x-No, 827,019 - 81 percent

 

Question 746 - Voter ID

x-Yes, 745,591 - 74 percent

No, 257,621 - 26 percent

 

Question 747 - Statewide Term Limits

x-Yes, 695,511 - 70 percent

No, 299,235 - 30 percent

Question 748 - Change Leg Apportionment

x-Yes, 567,559 - 59 percent

No, 401,764 - 41 percent

 

Question 750 - Change Petition Requirement

x-Yes, 485,693 - 50 percent

No, 477,799 - 50 percent

 

Question 751 - English Official Language

x-Yes, 740,172 - 76 percent

No, 239,603 - 24 percent

 

Question 752 - Change Judicial Commission

x-Yes, 606,931 - 63 percent

No, 358,729 - 37 percent

 

Question 754 - Limit Appropriations

Yes, 362,028 - 37 percent

x-No, 613,864 - 63 percent

 

Question 755 - Ban Intl or Islamic Law

x-Yes, 694,729 - 70 percent

No, 298,115 - 30 percent

 

Question 756 - Health Care

x-Yes, 638,712 - 65 percent

No, 348,039 - 35 percent

 

Question 757 - Increase State Surplus

x-Yes, 499,430 - 51 percent

No, 479,136 - 49 percent

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