(USA TODAY( OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahomans gave a resounding “No” to legalizing recreational marijuana sales Tuesday, striking a blow against efforts to expand an industry beyond the state’s current medical marijuana framework set up five years ago.Over 61% of voters rejected State Question 820, which was criticized by some law enforcement, religious leaders and public school administrators in the closing weeks of the campaign as a step too far. At its core, the state question would have legalized recreational sales to anyone 21 and older. Supporters sought to expand the law, which would have effectively decriminalized marijuana use and would…
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