Oklahoma voters cast ballots on making recreational marijuana legal
Nearly five years after they voted to legalize medical marijuana...Oklahoma voters are back at the polls today to weigh in on recreational marijuana. KRLD's Susan Darwin has the story.
Polls are open in Oklahoma where people are casting their ballots in a special election about making recreational marijuana legal. The state already has one of the most liberal medical marijuana laws in the country where no medical condition is required, a patient just has to convince a doctor to recommend a medical-use license and about 10 percent of the state's adult population has a license.
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