The Latest: Oklahoma voters reject 4 of 5 state questions

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Latest on the 2018 Oklahoma midterm elections. (all times local):1:20 p.m.

Oklahoma voters have rejected a statewide referendum backed by Walmart to allow optometrists and opticians to operate in retail stores and a separate measure to allow school districts to use property tax revenue for classroom needs instead of only for a district's building fund.

Of the five state questions on the ballot this year, the only one that passed is known as Marsy's Law, which would expand crime victims' rights.

Measures to elect the governor and lieutenant governor on a joint ticket and to create a gross production budget reserve fund from oil and natural gas revenue were also defeated.___6 a.m.