Constitutional convention...or Pandora's Box?
from Let's Pod This
Announcements State brand online store: https://www.shoptravelok.com/ Anti Hunger Day - Tuesday Feb 25th Presidential primary: March 3rd LFT Capitol Day: April 1st Census starts: April 1st Child Advocacy Day: May 6th This week at the Capitol: Tribal gaming update OMES says $85.5m less to appropriate this year from last year Senate approved SJR to call a constitutional convention School suicide awareness passes senate committee Snow cones soon to be available in the winter Chamber of origin committee deadline next Friday 2/28 State questions update 802 (Medicaid expansion) waiting for governor to place on a ballot 805 (CJR) collecting signatures 807 (rec weed) legal challenge to be heard on 2/26 808 (rec weed) can collect sigs, but Tay is incarcerated 809 (gun repeal) received legal challenge from 810 (independent redistricting) waiting for legal challenge on 2/28 Let’s talk elections Caucus vs Primary Briefly discuss/ debate their merits (wacky vs normal) Super Tuesday! State races primary: June 30 Online Voter Registration [probably] coming in 2021 State race candidate filing: Apr 8-10 Odd fact: elections are prohibited, by law, in the months of May, July, Sept, Oct, & December of even-numbered years.
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What this episode covers
In addition to the usual recap of this week at the #okleg, we debate the risks & rewards of the state holding a Constitutional Convention, give a status update on the six ballot initiatives that are floating around, and highlight some important events you'll want on your calendar.
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