Oklahoma Senate approves placing voter-ID constitutional amendment before voters Senators approved SJR 47 to move the state's voter-ID requirement into the constitution and to let the legislature continue to define acceptable proof; supporters said it enshrines current law, while critics said the ballot measure leaves requirements undefined for voters. The measure passed on third reading and the special-election provision. (Vote: 39–8.)

The Oklahoma Senate just moved to embed voter ID requirements in the state constitution, raising questions about future voter uncertainty and election integrity.

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An electorate who don’t know what they want A recent poll has alarmed the mainstream parties. But most people don’t know how they would vote, so what does it really tell us?

The press have made much of the rise of Reform, but half the people either don’t know who they’d vote for, or wouldn’t vote at all.

When the election finally comes, they may decide the outcome.

@stephenmcnair.bsky.social reports on #VoterUncertainty