Group claims signatures may be invalid
A taxpayer bill of rights initiative petition could have 120,000 invalid signatures on it, an attorney for a group challenging the proposal said Thursday.
To disqualify the proposal, the group must show that close to 80,000 signatures gathered on the issue are invalid, attorney Kent Meyers told Supreme Court Referee Greg Albert Thursday.
Close to 300,000 signatures were collected by Oklahomans in Action in t...
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