Constitutional amendment; reproductive freedom; definitions; severability; ballot title; filing.

HJR 1027 is a proposed constitutional amendment (Article XXXI) that would establish a fundamental right to reproductive freedom for Oklahomans. It guarantees individuals' rights to make decisions about pregnancy care - including abortion, contraception, and miscarriage management - without state interference unless a "compelling" state interest (like protecting health) is proven through the least restrictive means. The amendment specifically prohibits state bans on abortions medically necessary to protect a patient’s life or physical/mental health, and bans prosecution of individuals or healthcare providers exercising this right. It directly affects Oklahomans seeking reproductive care, healthcare providers, and state enforcement practices. The amendment would override conflicting state laws and requires voter approval via ballot referendum.