Measure on the ballot in the 2020 Oklahoma Consolidated Primary and Runoff Election in Tulsa.
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Get StartedAmendments to the City Charter must be approved by the voters...[this amendment] removes the word "primary" from the Elections Title (as we no longer have partisan primaries).
A "YES" vote on Proposition 1 would be a vote in favor of removing references to "primary" elections in two sections of the City Charter.
A "NO" vote on Proposition 1 would be a vote in opposition to removing references to "primary" elections in two sections of the City Charter.
Charter Amendment Proposition No. 1 removes references to a city primary election from the charter, a bit of cleanup work left by a previous charter change to move the city’s general election to August with a runoff in November if no candidate receives a majority vote. Charter use of the word “primary” is an outdated reference to the days of partisan city elections., in support of Proposition No. 1 Tulsa City Charter Amendment (Learn more)
Shall the City Charter of the City of Tulsa, Article VI, 'Election and Qualification of Officers', Section 3.3, 'Refund of Filing Fee', and Section 5, 'State Laws Apply to All Elections', be amended by deleting any mention of primary (that is, partisan) elections?
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