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The petition seeks to add State Question 820 to the November ballot.

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

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

On Tuesday, Oklahomans will head to the polls to decide whether to fully legalize marijuana use.

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

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

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.

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

On Tuesday, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority released its tax collections for the month of January.

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.

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.

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – In 24 hours, Oklahoma voters will head to the polls to vote on State Question 820. Voters will decide whether or not to approve recreational marijuana in Oklahoma.

In a little more than a month, Oklahomans across the state will decide whether or not to legalize recreational marijuana in the Sooner State.

Oklahoma voters are just a couple of weeks away from voting on legalizing recreational marijuana in the Sooner State.

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

If you normally vote at the Roger Mills County Ag Pavilion, you will now vote at the First Baptist Church of Cheyenne for the March 7 election.

Oklahomans on Tuesday voted to reject legalizing recreational marijuana in the state.  State question 820 was projected to be shot down, according to The Associated Press — with nearly three-quarters of ballots counted, more than 63 percent had voted against it in the special election.  The proposal would have made Oklahoma the 22nd state to […]

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.

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

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