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November 10, 2010
A legal challenge was filed Tuesday to the “official English” state question that Oklahoma voters approved last week.
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Delilah Christine Gentges, identified as a Tulsa County resident and an Oklahoma taxpayer, asserts that State Question 751 is unconstitutional.
SQ 751 would require all official state communications to be in English or American Indian languages, except as otherwise required by federal law.
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