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State Question 846, Legislative Referendum 380

State Question 846, Legislative Referendum 380

No official arguments Passed Constitutional amendment elections As of 2026-10-10
Data note

Vote figures not taken from an official source (OK State Election Board results site not machine-readable via curl); Ballotpedia via search reports 292,599 Yes (55%) / 243,159 No (45%) — unofficial, not stored in result.

Election date 2026-08-25 per Ballotpedia/okcfriday via search; not confirmed on an official results page.

Oklahoma publishes no official pro/con arguments or yes/no meaning statements (ballot: "For the proposal – YES / Against the proposal – NO").

fiscal_impact is the fiscal sentence inside the official ballot title.

Ballot title text from text layer of SOS file.

Ballot text (Final ballot title (as rewritten by the Attorney General), filed with Secretary of State)

This measure adds a new section 6 to article 3 of the Oklahoma Constitution to require proof of identity to vote in any election authorized by law and conducted by a county election board or the State Election Board. The measure requires proof of identity for all authorized methods of voting. The measure requires the Legislature to enact laws to specify requirements for proof of identity for voting. The measure will not have a fiscal impact. Shall the proposal be approved? For the proposal – YES Against the proposal – NO

What a YES vote means

Not published by the state

What a NO vote means

Not published by the state

Explanatory statement

Not published by the state

Fiscal impact

The measure will not have a fiscal impact.

Argument FOR

Not published by the state

Argument AGAINST

Not published by the state

Both columns use the same layout. Text is quoted from the official state guide. Views expressed belong to the argument authors.

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