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After several legal battles State Question 820, the petition to legalize recreational marijuana in Oklahoma will NOT be on the November ballot.

Since Oklahoman’s rejection of recreational marijuana SQ 820, Governor Stitt says it is now time to tighten Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana laws.

Oklahomans who want to vote on a measure that would legalize recreational marijuana in the state have a few more days to register to vote.

Even though the deadline has come and gone for measures to make it on the ballot this November, there’s still uncertainty whether a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana will be voted on this year.

A third protest was filed against State Question 820, the petition to legalize recreational marijuana, on Wednesday – just one day before the challenge deadline expired.

Legalizing recreational cannabis will come with sweeping changes to the law.

A group supporting the legalization of recreational marijuana in Oklahoma claims it would bring billions of dollars to the state over the next several years.

Former lawmaker Mike Reynolds filed a petition on Wednesday to request the release of the signatures and more time to review them.

A Friday morning hearing brought to the table attorneys for State Question 820 and the state, representing the State Election Board.

Oklahomans who want to vote on a measure that would legalize recreational marijuana in the state are heading to the polls soon.

Proponents for SQ 820, the legalization of adult-use recreational marijuana in Oklahoma, delivered boxes full of signatures to the Secretary of State’s office Tuesday morning.

A group of Oklahoma cannabis advocates are working to put recreational marijuana on the ballot.

State Question 820 was rejected by Oklahoma voters Tuesday, so what does that mean for the recreational marijuana movement in the Sooner State?

Governor Kevin Still has issued an Executive Proclamation on Tuesday to declare a special election for State Question 820 on March 7, 2023.

A hearing to determine if a measure that would legalize recreational marijuana will make it onto the November ballot is set for Friday.

Part of the state question on Tuesday’s ballot said it would “provide a judicial process for people to seek modification, reversal, redesignation, and expungement of certain prior marijuana-related judgements or sentences.”

A group working to put the legalization of marijuana on the ballot is calling on the Oklahoma Supreme Court to make sure the measure is put before voters in November.

Oklahomans will head to the polls Tuesday to decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana in the state.

Three Oklahoma agriculture groups bonded together Wednesday to speak out against legalizing recreational marijuana across the state.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Tens of thousands of Texans from the bustling Dallas-Fort Worth area routinely drive across the Red River to gamble in glitzy, Las Vegas-style tribal casinos or to relax at cabins or swim and ski in lakes that dot southern Oklahoma. Soon, they could come north for another draw: recreational marijuana. Oklahoma […]