Oklahoma State Question 225 (1936)

Oklahoma State Question 225 (Initiative #154) appeared on the 1936 ballot in Oklahoma. It passed, with 346,950 in favor and 210,888 opposed.

The objective of the measure was the creation and funding of state social security and public welfare programs.

150,000 signatures were filed to qualify it for the ballot; 50,267 were required.

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