The Oklahoma Supreme Court's decision puts the question of Medicaid expansion one step closer to going before voters in 2020 and increases pressure on Gov. Kevin Stitt and Republican legislators, who oppose the ballot language, to formulate a Plan B.

<p>The Oklahoma Supreme Court's decision puts the question of Medicaid expansion one step closer to going before voters in 2020 and increases pressure on Gov. Kevin Stitt and Republican legislators, who oppose the ballot language, to formulate a Plan B.</p>

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The court’s decision puts the question of Medicaid expansion one step closer to going before voters in 2020 and increases pressure on Gov. Kevin Stitt and Republican legislators, who oppose the ballot language, to formulate a Plan B.

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