Thank you to everyone who spoke out against Senate Bill 1027, which will disenfranchise more than two million registered Oklahoma voters from signing an initiative petition to let citizens put state questions on the ballot. The Oklahoma Senate on Wednesday approved the measure 39-7 along party lines, and SB 1027 now goes to Gov. Kevin Stitt for his signature. The last hope of stopping this bad bill, before it becomes law, rests in the governor vetoing it. You can encourage him to veto SB 1027 by contacting the governor online at https://oklahoma.gov/governor/contact/leave-a-comment-or-opinion.html, or by calling his office at 405-521-2342. (fb)

🚨 BAD BILL ALERT. The Oklahoma Senate has added SB 1027 to the floor agenda for 9 a.m., Wednesday, May 21. This bill would disenfranchise more than 2 million registered Oklahoma voters from signing an initiative petition to let citizens put state questions on the ballot. Even worse, it’s being considered as an emergency measure, so it can’t be overridden by a citizen-led veto. 🚨 Please call or email your state Senator as soon as possible to let them know you stand against this bill. Find links in our bio to: ✍️ Email your senator with our prewritten form. 📞 Use the “Find Your Lawmaker” link to find your senator’s contact info and call them this morning! (fb)