People ages 65 and older represent 7 percent of transit riders; 10 percent of riders are 18 years and younger; 52 percent are women; 45 percent are White; 31 percent are African-American; 18 percent are Hispanic and 6 percent are Asian and Native American.
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Oklahoma Capital: Oklahoma City Population: 3,460,097 Major Metropolitan Areas: Lawton, Norman, Oklahoma City, Tusla Federal Transportation Spending: $432,244,000 (U.S. Census Bureau 2002)
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Ballot Measure Information
State Ballot Process
Oklahoma has offered both the initiative and referendum procedures since 1907. Citizens have 90 days to circulate ballot measure petitions after registering with the Secretary of State's office.
Senate Joint Resolution 4: State Senate proposal to schedule an election to increase the gasoline tax to fund a high-speed rail line between Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
Initiative Year
Community/Region
for initiative
Type Of Measure
Ballot Date
Result
2002
Statewide
Senate Joint Resolution 4
Description
State Senate proposal to schedule an election to increase the gasoline tax to fund a high-speed rail line between Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
