State Question 790: Voters say public money can’t be used for religious purposes

Oklahoma voters rejected a state question that would have removed the restriction on using public money for religious purposes Tuesday when they voted down State Question 790.

It would not have superseded the establishment clause in the U.S. Constitution.

Advertisements touting the measure said it would do things such as protect prayer at football games, display the Ten Commandments, and continue faith-based partnerships.

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