Top state court slams drive for TABOR petition as fraud
The "mass involvement” of people from out of state to get signatures on a taxpayer bill of rights proposal resulted in illegal activities, according to an opinion Tuesday by the Oklahoma Supreme Court .
Hiring at least 60 out-of-state petition circulators established "a pervasive pattern of wrongdoing and fraud” by National Voter Outreach, according to the opinion written by Chief Justice Joseph Watt .
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