Effort from lawmakers to tighten petition requirements [Video]

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Three pieces of legislation among others could tighten restrictions on how Oklahomans push ballot initiative petitions, two are headed to Governor Stitt’s desk.

“I put my faith in the people and not in the politicians,” said Amber England Spokesperson for State Question 832 which would raise the minimum wage throughout the state.

England has been a spokesperson for several ballot initiatives over the years, some have passed and some have failed.

Going back to 2016 she started with the penny sales tax for education funding which led to the massive teacher walkout.

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“So, we sort of failed forward with that one,” said England. “That ballot measure didn’t pass. But we were able to immediately pivot to pass a plan, which was like holding the legislature accountable for not coming up with an alternative plan to fund …