Statewide ballot measure · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Oklahoma State Question 845, Changes to Judicial Nominating Commission Amendment

Would amend the state constitution to mandate the Judicial Nominating Commission require all appointments be made according to congressional districts at the time of the appointment, allow for commissioners to serve two consecutive six-year terms, and remove the provision limiting the commission from having more than three members from one political party.

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What a vote means

A yes vote: A yes vote would amend the state constitution to mandate the Judicial Nominating Commission require all appointments be made according to congressional districts at the time of the appointment, allow for commissioners to serve two consecutive six-year terms, and remove the provision limiting the commission from having more than three members from one political party.
A no vote: The state constitution stays as it is now.

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