Oklahoma 1984 ballot measures

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Three statewide ballot measures were on the August 28, 1984 ballot in Oklahoma.

* All three of the measures were legislatively referred constitutional amendments.
* Two of the measures were approved.
* One of the measures was defeated.

One statewide ballot measure was on the September 18, 1984 ballot in Oklahoma.

* The one measure was an initiated constitutional amendment.
* The one measure was approved.

Ten statewide ballot measures were on the November 6, 1984 ballot in Oklahoma.

* All ten of the measures were legislatively referred constitutional amendments.
* One of the measures was approved.
* Nine of the measures were defeated.

## On the ballot[edit]

August 28

Type  | Title  | Subject  | Description  | Result

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LRCA | State Question 561 | Taxes | Levies a tax to benefit county health departments | d
LRCA | State Question 578 | Gov't Finances | Makes changes regarding the State Public Common School Building Equalization Fund | a
LRCA | State Question 581 | Water | Authorizes a water resource and sewage treatment program | a

September 18

Type  | Title  | Subject  | Description  | Result

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CICA | State Question 563 | Alcohol | Creates new regulatory commission and laws about the sale of alcohol | a

November 6

Type  | Title  | Subject  | Description  | Result

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LRCA | State Question 570 | Taxes | Enacts a tax for the construction, maintenance and improvement of county parks | d
LRCA | State Question 571 | Labor | Sets statutory limits on the amount of recoverable damages for injuries resulting in death | d
LRCA | State Question 572 | Gov't Finances | Increases the maximum amount of indebtedness for school districts | d
LRCA | State Question 573 | Taxes | Enacts a tax to construct and maintain county roads and jails | d
LRCA | State Question 574 | Local gov't | Authorizes municipalities to incur debt to finance public utilities | d
LRCA | State Question 575 | Taxes | Enacts a tax to provide indigent healthcare | d
LRCA | State Question 576 | Trials | Increases the number of signatures needed to request a grand jury | d
LRCA | State Question 579 | Transportation | Allows municipalities to create transportation service districts | d
LRCA | State Question 580 | Taxes | Authorizes a local incentive levy on taxable property of a school district | d
LRCA | State Question 582 | Taxes | Limits exemptions from property taxes | a

## See also[edit]

* List of Oklahoma ballot measures
* 1984 ballot measures

## External links[edit]

* Oklahoma Secretary of State
* Oklahoma Statewide Initiative Usage

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