Oklahoma Statutes
Title 26. Elections

§26-2-101.5. Chairman and Vice Chairman of State Election Board to continue as members - Appointment of third member. - The Chairman and Vice Chairman of the State Election Board...

§26-2-101.6. Secretary for State Election Board - Salary. - The Secretary of the Senate shall serve as Secretary of...

§26-2-101.7. Election of officers - Terms. - On the first Monday in April, 1983, and every four...

§26-2-101.9. Travel and expense. - Members of the State Election Board shall be paid Fifty...

§26-2-106. State Election Board duties – Altering or amending election procedures. - A. The State Election Board shall perform such duties as...

§26-2-107. Secretary's duties. - The Secretary of the State Election Board shall be the...

§26-2-107.1. Contracts for inspections, training and other functions. - The Secretary of the State Election Board is hereby authorized...

§26-2-108. Offices of State Election Board. - The State Election Board shall maintain an office or offices...

§26-2-109. Maintenance of records - Records public. - The Secretary of the State Election Board shall maintain the...

§26-2-110. County election boards - Number of members. - A county election board shall be appointed in each of...

§26-2-111. Appointment of members and alternates - Terms - Parties to submit nominations - Vacancies. - The State Election Board shall appoint two members of each...

§26-2-111.1. Secretaries of county election boards - Appointment - Terms. - The State Election Board shall appoint the secretary of each...

§26-2-111.2. Election of officers of county election boards. - On the first Monday in June, 1983, and every four...

§26-2-112. Secretary appointed by State Election Board. - The State Election Board shall appoint the secretary of each...

§26-2-114. Removal of chair, vice chair, or alternate member. - The State Election Board shall have the authority to remove...

§26-2-115. Compensation of chair and vice-chair. - The chair and vice-chair of each county election board shall...

§26-2-116. Duties of county election board. - The county election board shall perform such duties as may...

§26-2-117. Secretary's duties - Assistant secretary - Compensation. - A. The secretary of the county election board shall be...

§26-2-118. Compensation of secretaries. - A. 1. Except as provided by subsection C of this...

§26-2-119. Appropriations to county election boards. - In addition to the salary paid the secretary and assistant...

§26-2-121. Offices of county election boards – Election security measures. - A. It shall be the mandatory duty of the county...

§26-2-122. Maintenance of records - Records public. - The secretary of the county election board shall maintain the...

§26-2-123. Precinct officials. - A. Each precinct within each county shall have at least...

§26-2-124. Appointment of inspector, judge and clerk - Terms. - A. The secretary of the county election board shall appoint...

§26-2-125. Authority to remove inspector. - The secretary of the county election board shall have the...

§26-2-126. Inspector's duties. - The inspector shall be the principal administrative officer of the...

§26-2-127. Duties of precinct officials. - Precinct officials shall perform such duties as may be prescribed...

§26-2-128. Appointment of counters - Compensation. - In the event a hand count of ballots is required,...

§26-2-128.1. Appointment of additional precinct officials. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board may authorize...

§26-2-128.2. Additional workers. - When authorized by the Secretary of the State Election Board,...

§26-2-129. Compensation of precinct officials. - A. 1. For any election held on or after July...

§26-2-130. Removal of precinct officials and others. - The secretary of the county election board shall have the...

§26-2-131. Eligibility for membership on county election board or to serve as precinct official. - A. 1. To be eligible for membership on a county...

§26-2-132. Disqualification as board member or precinct official. - A. 1. No person shall serve as a secretary of...

§26-2-133. Legal defense services. - A. The Secretary, members and alternate members of the State...

§26-3-101. Elections to be on Tuesdays - Scheduling of special elections - State holidays - Filing of resolution. - A. No election required to be conducted by any county...

§26-3-102. Forms provided by State Election Board. - All forms required by law for state and county elections,...

§26-3-103. Registration forms provided by State Election Board. - Forms required for implementation of registration and election laws shall...

§26-3-104. Costs - Payment from county or state funds. - The cost of rent for polling places, absentee ballot boxes,...

§26-3-105. Costs of county elections. - All costs for any county election not held concurrently with...

§26-3-105.1. Election personnel - Compensation and benefits - Election expenses. - A. When any county, municipality, school district or other governmental...

§26-3-105.2. Distribution of vouchers by mail. - In lieu of the procedure for distribution of vouchers for...

§26-3-107. State Election Board Revolving Fund. - There is hereby created in the State Treasury a revolving...

§26-3-107.1. State Election Board System Revolving Fund. - There is hereby created in the State Treasury a revolving...

§26-3-107.2. State Election Board Help America Vote Act Revolving Fund. - There is hereby created in the State Treasury a revolving...

§26-3-108. County Election Board Special Depository Account. - A special depository account, to be designated "County Election Board...

§26-3-108.1. Reimbursement of State Election Board for computer supplies. - County election boards are authorized to reimburse the State Election...

§26-3-109. Training for county election board personnel. - Prior to the General Election of 1976, and every two...

§26-3-110. Reimbursement for training. - The Secretary of the State Election Board shall be authorized...

§26-3-111. Training program for precinct officials. - A. In each even-numbered year and at such other times...

§26-3-112. Instruction materials for precinct officials. - The Secretary of the State Election Board, for each statewide...

§26-3-113. Instructions to voters. - Instructions to voters describing the manner for casting one’s vote...

§26-3-114. Public information. - It shall be the duty of the secretary of each...

§26-3-115. Establishment of precincts - Map of precinct required. - A. It shall be the duty of the secretary of...

§26-3-116. Precinct boundaries. - A. The boundary line of any precinct shall not cross...

§26-3-117. Precincts within municipalities. - If the governing board of any municipality requests in writing...

§26-3-118. Changes in precincts - Notice - Transfer of affected voters' registration. - The secretary of the county election board in each county...

§26-3-119. Creation of subprecincts. - A. If fewer than five hundred (500) registered voters are...

§26-3-120. Polling places - Tort liability. - A. Except as otherwise provided for by law, there shall...

§26-3-121. Voting devices - Ballot boxes. - There shall be one voting device and ballot box for...

§26-3-122. Voting booths. - The secretary of the county election board shall cause at...

§26-3-123. Board to provide polling places. - The board of education of any school district may, and...

§26-3-124. Official seals. - The State Election Board and each county election board shall...

§26-3-125. Oaths of office. - All persons appointed as members of the State Election Board...

§26-3-126. Maintenance of records. - Records required to be maintained by the State Election Board...

§26-3-127. Maintenance of election results. - The State Election Board, with regard to elections certified by...

§26-3-129. Publication of state directory and other materials. - The Secretary of the State Election Board is authorized to...

§26-3-130. Post-election audit of election results – Report by county election board to the Secretary of State Election Board. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall have...

§26-3-131. Authority to employ security measures to protect voting process. - Subject to available funding, the Secretary of the State Election...

§26-3-301.1. Local elections - Compliance with the Let the Troops Vote Act of 2011. - Any local entity seeking to hold an election on the...

§26-4-101. Persons entitled to become registered voters - Exceptions. - Every person who is a qualified elector as defined by...

§26-4-102. Registration required. - No person shall be permitted to vote in any election...

§26-4-103. Persons who will become qualified electors - Time for registration. - A. Except for persons described in subsection B of this...

§26-4-103.1. Procedure to register or update registration - A. A qualified elector may apply to register to vote...

§26-4-104. Time and place of registration. - The secretary of each county election board and his assistant...

§26-4-109. Locations. - The Secretary of the State Election Board shall designate locations...

§26-4-109.2. Voter registration agencies - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall designate...

§26-4-109.3. Motor vehicle licensing agencies - Voter registration. - A. When a qualified elector applies for issuance or renewal...

§26-4-109.4. Electronic submission of voter registration application. - A. A person may submit a voter registration application electronically...

§26-4-110.1. Time for submission of voter registration applications - Notice of disposition. - A. Voter registration applications may be submitted at any time....

§26-4-112. Registration applications - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall devise...

§26-4-113. Voter identification cards. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall devise...

§26-4-114. Maintenance of registration information. - The secretary of each county election board shall cause the...

§26-4-115. Central registry. - The secretary of each county election board shall cause registration...

§26-4-115.1. Correction of clerical or administrative errors. - The secretary of each county election board is authorized to...

§26-4-115.2. Confidentiality of residence and mailing address. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board is authorized...

§26-4-116. Transfer of registrations. - If a registered voter of a county changes his or...

§26-4-117. Change of name or of residence within same county. - If a registered voter of a county has changed name...

§26-4-118. Change of residence to another county. - Any registered voter who changes his or her residence to...

§26-4-118.1. National Change of Address dataset. - A. Any state agency that purchases, subscribes to, or is...

§26-4-119. Change of political affiliation. - Any registered voter may make application under oath to change...

§26-4-120. Cancellation of registrations. - A. The registration of any registered voter shall be canceled...

§26-4-120.1. Voluntary cancellation of registration. - A registered voter may have his or her name removed...

§26-4-120.2. See the following versions: - OS 26-4-120.2v1 (HB 3419, Laws 2022, c. 282, § 19)....

§26-4-120.2v1. Inactive voters. - A. No later than June 1 of each odd-numbered year,...

§26-4-120.2v2. Inactive voters. - A. No later than June 1 of each odd-numbered year,...

§26-4-120.3. Deceased persons - Cancellation of registration. - A. The State Department of Health shall each month transmit...

§26-4-120.4. Convicted felons - Cancellation of registration - Liability. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall accept...

§26-4-120.5. Incapacitated persons - Cancellation of registration. - The court clerk in each county shall prepare each month...

§26-4-120.6. Registration in another county or state - Cancellation or registration. - The secretary of each county election board shall cancel the...

§26-4-120.7. Registration applications - Removal from registries - Destruction. - The registration application of registered voters whose registration has been...

§26-4-120.8. Reregistration of cancelled voter. - A person whose registration has been cancelled according to law...

§26-4-120.10. Voting in precinct from which registration transferred. - Any person whose voter registration has been transferred and the...

§26-4-120.11. Voter registration database query – Investigation of residential addresses with high number of registered voters. - A. No later than June 1 of each year, the...

§26-4-121. Multistate voter list maintenance organizations. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board may join...

§26-5-101. Declarations of candidacy required. - A person may become a candidate for office and have...

§26-5-102. Candidates filing with Secretary of State Election Board. - Candidates for United States Senator, United States Representative, state officer,...

§26-5-103. Candidates filing with secretary of county election board. - Candidates for county office shall file Declarations of Candidacy with...

§26-5-104. Party must be recognized. - Candidates may file for the nomination of a political party...

§26-5-105. Candidate must be registered - Exceptions. - A. To file as a candidate for nomination by a...

§26-5-105a. Misdemeanor embezzlement and felony offenders barred from public office for certain time - Pardons. - A. A person who has been convicted of a misdemeanor...

§26-5-106. Candidate may file for only one office. - Candidates may file for no more than one office at...

§26-5-107. Identical names prohibited. - No person may become a candidate for any office enumerated...

§26-5-108. Adopting name of incumbent prohibited. - No person may become a candidate for any office who...

§26-5-109. Adopting name of person of state or national reputation prohibited. - No person may become a candidate for any office who...

§26-5-110. Filing period. - Declarations of Candidacy provided herein must be filed with the...

§26-5-111. Declaration of candidacy forms. - A. Forms to be used for filing Declarations of Candidacy...

§26-5-111.1. Declaration of Candidacy - Signature of candidate. - To be valid, a Declaration of Candidacy submitted to the...

§26-5-112. Petitions and filing fees. - A. A declaration of candidacy must be accompanied by: 1....

§26-5-114. Designation of term. - In all primary elections where there are two or more...

§26-5-115. Withdrawals from primary. - Any candidate may withdraw as a candidate only upon the...

§26-5-116. Withdrawals from runoff primary. - A candidate in a Runoff Primary Election may withdraw as...

§26-5-116.1. Withdrawal from General Election. - A candidate in a General Election may withdraw his candidacy...

§26-5-117. Declarations of Candidacy must be accepted - Exceptions. - The secretary of any election board shall accept any Declaration...

§26-5-118. Contests of candidacy. - Any candidate, hereafter referred to as petitioner, may contest the...

§26-5-119. Time for filing contest. - The petition must be filed no later than 5:00 p.m....

§26-5-120. Grounds for contest. - Said petition must allege that the contestee was not qualified...

§26-5-121. Deposit required for contest. - The petition must be accompanied by a cashier's check or...

§26-5-122. Date for hearing contest. - When such a petition is properly filed, the secretary of...

§26-5-123. Service of notice. - It shall be the duty of the petitioner to cause...

§26-5-124. Time for service of notice. - Said service shall be made in person, where possible, within...

§26-5-125. Sheriff to serve notice - Secretary of election board made agent for constructive service. - Service shall be made by the sheriff of the county...

§26-5-126. Hearing of contest. - The petition may be heard without formal pleadings being filed...

§26-5-127. Candidacy may be stricken. - If the election board determines that the contestee was not...

§26-5-128. Declaration may be amended. - If said contestee's Declaration of Candidacy may be amended or...

§26-5-129. Answer to contest - Deposit required. - Should the contestee desire to appear in answer to said...

§26-5-130. Burden of proof on petitioner. - The burden of proof shall be upon the petitioner to...

§26-5-131. Disposition of deposits. - In the event the petitioner is successful at said hearing,...

§26-6-101. Appearance of candidate's name. - The name of any candidate for any office shall be...

§26-6-102. Unopposed candidates. - Any candidate who is unopposed in any election shall be...

§26-6-102.1. Definitions. - As used in this title, the following definitions shall apply...

§26-6-103. Ballots printed by State Election Board. - The State Election Board shall cause ballots to be printed...

§26-6-104. Ballots printed by county election board. - Each county election board shall cause ballots to be printed...

§26-6-104.1. Paper ballots required - Assistance. - All ballots used for any election shall be printed on...

§26-6-105. Separate ballots for general election. - At the General Election, the ballot shall contain a separate...

§26-6-106. Manner of printing ballot cards for general election. - The official ballot for the General Election shall be printed...

§26-6-107. Order of names for absentee ballots for primary. - Immediately following the close of the filing period prescribed by...

§26-6-108. Order of names for absentee ballots for runoff primary. - The candidate receiving the highest number of votes for each...

§26-6-109. Order of names for Primary and Runoff Primary. - On all Primary and Runoff Primary Election ballots, except absentee...

§26-6-110. Separate ballots for primary and runoff primary. - The names of candidates of the several political parties shall...

§26-6-111. Stubs for ballots. - All ballots for Primary, Runoff Primary and General Elections shall...

§26-6-112. Identification of ballot as to precinct. - All ballots for Primary, Runoff Primary and General Elections must...

§26-6-113. Ballots for state questions. - Ballots for state questions shall be printed in such a...

§26-6-114. Ballots to be bound and designated. - All ballots for a precinct shall be bound in a...

§26-6-115. Number of ballots. - In every Primary, Runoff Primary and General Election, the Secretary...

§26-6-116. Absentee ballots. - A. As soon as practicable, the State Election Board or...

§26-6-117. Sample ballots. - Sample ballots for all elections conducted by any county election...

§26-6-119. Ballots for educational purposes. - It shall be unlawful to print or distribute ballots, or...

§26-6-120. Contracts for ballots - Advertising for bids. - The State Election Board is authorized to contract with the...

§26-7-101. Employees to be allowed time to vote - Penalties. - A. Every corporation, firm, association or individual, hereinafter referred to...

§26-7-102. Supplies and ballots provided by State Election Board. - Prior to the day of any Primary, Runoff Primary or...

§26-7-102.1. Precinct registry - Duty to provide. - A. Prior to the day of the election, it shall...

§26-7-103. Supplies and ballots distributed to precinct inspectors. - Prior to the day of any Primary, Runoff Primary or...

§26-7-103.2. Current list of registered voters. - County election boards shall maintain a current list of all...

§26-7-104. Hours for voting - Conformity with federal law. - A. At every Primary, Runoff Primary and General Election, each...

§26-7-105. Delivery of supplies and ballots. - No later than 6:30 a.m. on the day of the...

§26-7-106. Installation of voting booths. - Prior to 7:00 a.m., the inspector shall cause voting booths...

§26-7-107. Empty ballot box - Tape verifying no counted votes. - When all else is in readiness for the opening of...

§26-7-108. Electioneering prohibited. - No person shall be allowed to electioneer within three hundred...

§26-7-108.1. Exit poll - Notice. - Any person desiring to conduct an exit poll within three...

§26-7-108.2. Exit poll pollster - Identification. - Any person conducting an exit poll within three hundred (300)...

§26-7-108.3. Pollster restrictions - Violation deemed misdemeanor. - The prohibition against electioneering contained in Section 7--108 of this...

§26-7-108.4. Pollsters - Written polling materials - Restrictions on oral interviews and recordings. - A pollster shall be limited to written polling materials. Any...

§26-7-108.5. Exit polls - Restriction - Voluntariness. - A pollster may approach only voters who have completed their...

§26-7-109. Disclosure of vote within election enclosure - Prohibition – Sharing of digital image or photograph - Admissibility as evidence. - No person shall, within the election enclosure, disclose to any...

§26-7-110. Intoxicating liquor prohibited. - No person shall take intoxicating liquors of any kind or...

§26-7-111. Voter must use ballot they were issued. - No person shall vote any ballot except such ballot issued...

§26-7-112. Persons allowed in enclosure - News reporter or photographer. - At no time during the hours of voting shall any...

§26-7-113. Order of entering enclosure. - Registered voters shall be permitted to enter the election enclosure...

§26-7-114. Procedure for determining eligibility. - A. Each person appearing to vote shall announce that person's...

§26-7-115. Absentee ballot affidavit. - If a registered voter has requested an absentee ballot, he...

§26-7-115.1. Address confirmation form – Persons required to complete. - Before being issued a ballot during in-person absentee voting or...

§26-7-116.1. Provisional ballots - Persons authorized to use - Counting - Release of information - Retention. - A. Provisional ballots shall be available for all elections conducted...

§26-7-117. Signing precinct registry. - A. Persons who have been determined to be eligible to...

§26-7-118. Ballots to be marked in voting booth. - The voter shall mark his ballots within a voting booth....

§26-7-119. Manner of voting. - The voter shall vote by marking the ballot as prescribed...

§26-7-120. Secrecy folders. - Before leaving the voting booth, the voter may insert the...

§26-7-121. Time limit. - No voter who is voting without assistance may remain in...

§26-7-122. Spoiled ballots. - Should a voter spoil any ballot in an effort to...

§26-7-123.1. Physical inability to enter election enclosure - Oath - Assistance. - When any voter states that he or she is able...

§26-7-123.3. Voter who requires assistance to vote. - Any voter who requires assistance to vote by reason of...

§26-7-127. Rules governing counting. - The following rules shall govern the counting and recounting of...

§26-7-129.1. Ballots mutilated by electronic counting equipment to be counted. - In the event ballots are counted electronically by a voting...

§26-7-129.2. Substitute ballots. - A. In the event an absentee ballot is mutilated, defaced...

§26-7-130. Watchers - Commission - Duties - Violation deemed misdemeanor. - Any candidate or any recognized political party shall be entitled...

§26-7-132. Certificate of vote - Electronic results of election results storage medium. - After the last voter has voted, the inspector shall insert...

§26-7-132.2. Voting devices - Removal and transfer of election results storage medium. - After the results have been printed from the election results...

§26-7-133. Ballot cards - Certificate of vote - Return to county election board. - After certificates of vote have been printed, the ballot box...

§26-7-134. Retention of transfer case. - The county election board shall not disturb anything in the...

§26-7-134.1. Voting devices - Recounts. - In counties using voting devices, if on election night the...

§26-7-136. Canvassing returns. - The county election board shall convene at the county courthouse,...

§26-7-137. Methods of sealing. - The State Election Board shall prescribe methods of sealing all...

§26-7-138. Credit for voting and record of voting method used. - A. Following the election, the secretary of the county election...

§26-7-139. Short title - Prohibit the Private Funding of Elections Act – Violations - Penalties. - A. This act shall be known and may be cited...

§26-8-101. Certifying nominees. - The county election board shall certify a list of nominees...

§26-8-102. Certificates of nomination not required. - Neither the State Election Board nor the county election board...

§26-8-103. Certificates of election. - The county election board shall certify a list of successful...

§26-8-104. Lists and certificates to be prescribed by Secretary of State Election Board. - The lists and certificates prescribed in Section 8-103 of this...

§26-8-105. Tie votes. - A. When a tie vote is certified in the nomination...

§26-8-106. Time for issuing lists or certificates. - No lists or certificates provided for in Section 8-103 of...

§26-8-107. Right to certificate. - Right to a Certificate of Election shall not be considered...

§26-8-108. Lists and certificates to be issued. - If no contest shall be filed by 5:00 p.m. Friday...

§26-8-109. Time for filing contest - Contests alleging irregularities or fraud. - Any candidate whose name appeared on a Primary, Runoff Primary...

§26-8-110. Sheriff to provide security for ballot boxes or transfer cases. - It shall be the duty of the sheriff in each...

§26-8-111. Petition for recount - Deposit required - Service of notice - Recounts of issue or question elections. - A. 1. In the event a candidate or individual authorized...

§26-8-112. Conduct of recount - Duties of presiding judge. - Once service has been accomplished, the recount shall commence pursuant...

§26-8-113. Agents for candidates. - The candidate or individual authorized to request a recount pursuant...

§26-8-114. Procedure for recount – Determination of validity of ballots – Watchers and counters. - A. If a recount is to be conducted using electronic...

§26-8-115. Certification of results - Ties involving candidates. - When all the ballots have been counted, the county election...

§26-8-116. Recount may cease - Rights of contestee. - Should the contestant at any time during the proceeding desire...

§26-8-116.1. Counting of all ballots in precinct upon recount - Application of section. - When a recount is initiated, all ballots in the precinct...

§26-8-117. Expenses of recount. - Deposits accompanying petitions shall be used by the appropriate election...

§26-8-118. Election contested due to fraud or other irregularity. - In the event a candidate contests the correctness of the...

§26-8-119. Petition alleging fraud - Procedure. - When a petition alleging fraud is filed, said petition must...

§26-8-120. Petition alleging irregularities - Procedure. - When a petition alleging irregularities other than fraud is filed,...

§26-8-121. Disqualification mandatory. - It shall be mandatory, whenever a petition to disqualify is...

§26-8-121.1. Hearings on petitions alleging irregularities or fraud involving two or more counties. - When a petition is filed alleging irregularities or fraud involving...

§26-8-122. Determination of successful party impossible - Procedure - Governor to call special election. - In the event, after a hearing is conducted, it is...

§26-9-100. Experimental voting devices or equipment. - The Secretary of the State Election Board shall be authorized...

§26-9-115. Notice of testing of voting devices. - Not less than ten (10) days prior to the testing...

§26-9-118. Unlawful acts relating to voting devices. - Any person who defaces a voting device, breaks, tampers with,...

§26-9-121. Counting or tabulating devices not to be connected to the Internet. - Devices or equipment used by the State Election Board or...

§26-10-101. Nomination of Presidential Electors - Certification. - A. The nominees for Presidential Electors of any recognized political...

§26-10-101.1. Candidates pledged to Independent candidate for President. - A. The following procedure shall be observed for Presidential Electors...

§26-10-102. Oath for Presidential Electors. - Every party nominee for Presidential Elector shall subscribe to an...

§26-10-103. Election of Presidential Electors. - On the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November...

§26-10-104. Qualifications. - The electors for President and Vice President, hereinafter referred to...

§26-10-105. Ballots. - A. At any General Election in which Presidential Electors are...

§26-10-106. Certificates of Election. - Certificates of Election issued by the State Election Board to...

§26-10-107. Electors to meet - Duties. - Persons chosen as Presidential Electors shall meet at 10:00 a.m....

§26-10-108. Vacancies. - In the event any Presidential Elector fails to meet at...

§26-10-109. Penalty. - Any Presidential Elector who violates his oath as a Presidential...

§26-11-101. Declaration of candidacy - Expiration of term. - A Justice of the Supreme Court or a Judge of...

§26-11-102. Declaration of candidacy after appointment. - A Justice of the Supreme Court or Judge of the...

§26-11-103. Terms of office. - If the term of the office to which the judicial...

§26-11-104. No filing fee. - No fee shall be charged by the Secretary of State...

§26-11-105. No declaration filed - Procedure. - If no Declaration of Candidacy is filed by such judicial...

§26-11-106. Certification. - If a Declaration of Candidacy is filed, an election held,...

§26-11-107. Vacancy - Expiration of term. - If a judicial officer who was elected to a six-year...

§26-11-108. Judicial ballots without party designation. - The ballots for retention of Justices of the Supreme Court...

§26-11-109. Retention ballots. - Ballots for retention of Justices of the Supreme Court and...

§26-11-110. Two persons filing. - If two persons file for the same judicial office, their...

§26-11-111. More than two persons filing. - If, at the time of the Primary Election, more than...

§26-11-112. No candidate receives majority - Procedure. - If no candidate for the office of an associate district...

§26-11-113. Candidate receives majority - Procedure. - If one candidate for the office of an associate district...

§26-11-116. Deceased candidate - Primary or general election ballots - Special election. - A. If a judicial candidate whose name should be on...

§26-12-101. Vacancies in Congress. - A. Except as otherwise provided by law, whenever a vacancy...

§26-12-102. Proclamation required. - In calling such an election, the Governor shall issue a...

§26-12-103. Dates for filing period - Elections. - The proclamation required by Section 12-102 of this title shall...

§26-12-104. General laws apply. - Said elections shall be conducted under the laws applicable to...

§26-12-105. Term. - The successful candidate shall serve the remainder of the unexpired...

§26-12-106. Vacancies in the Legislature. - A. Whenever a vacancy shall occur in the office of...

§26-12-107. Proclamation. - In calling such an election, the Governor shall issue a...

§26-12-108. Dates. - Such proclamation shall contain the following facts: 1. A filing...

§26-12-109. General laws apply - Unopposed candidates. - Said elections shall be conducted under the laws applicable to...

§26-12-110. Term. - The successful candidate shall serve the remainder of the unexpired...

§26-12-110.1. Elections to fill seat of House or Senate member not eligible to finish term – Full term and period of service defined. - A. Elections to fill the seat of a member of...

§26-12-111. Vacancies in county elective offices. - A. Whenever a vacancy shall occur in the office of...

§26-12-112. Proclamation. - In calling such an election, the Governor shall issue a...

§26-12-113. Dates. - Such proclamation shall contain the following facts: 1. A filing...

§26-12-114. General laws apply. - Said elections shall be conducted under the laws applicable to...

§26-12-115. Term. - The successful candidate shall serve the remainder of the unexpired...

§26-12-116. Special elections on state or local questions. - In the event the Governor or the Legislature shall call...

§26-12-117. General laws apply. - The State Election Board shall conduct such election in the...

§26-12-118. Certification. - The State Election Board shall certify the results of said...

§26-12-119. Incumbents - Irrevocable letter of resignation - Special elections. - Except as otherwise provided by law, an incumbent in any...

§26-13-101. County election board to conduct. - All municipal elections conducted in the State of Oklahoma shall...

§26-13-101.1. County boards not required to conduct certain elections - Time between primary and general municipal elections. - No county election board shall be required to conduct elections...

§26-13-102. Notice of elections. - A. Not fewer than fifteen (15) days before the filing...

§26-13-103. Conduct of municipal elections - Partisan elections. - A. All municipal elections shall be held at the same...

§26-13-104. Filing fee or petition not required. - Persons filing declarations of candidacy shall not be required to...

§26-13-105. Materials and ballots. - All materials and ballots necessary to conduct any municipal election...

§26-13-106. Certification. - At the time prescribed by law, the county election board...

§26-13-107. Maps to be provided. - It shall be the mandatory duty of the governing board...

§26-13-108. Eligible voters. - Only registered voters who reside within the municipal limits of...

§26-13-109. Copy of charter required. - Municipalities operating under a charter form of government shall be...

§26-13-110. Municipalities in more than one county. - Elections for a municipality which is located in more than...

§26-13-111. Expenses. - All expenses incurred in the conduct of any municipal election...

§26-13A-101. Applicability of general election laws - Precincts totally or partially contained within district - Opening and closing procedures. - A. Except as otherwise provided by law, the general election...

§26-13A-102. Conduct of elections pursuant to this article. - Unless otherwise provided by law, all elections for every school...

§26-13A-103. Election dates - Special elections. - A. 1. The general election of members of the board...

§26-13A-104. Certification of election in multicounty district. - For school districts and technology center school districts located in...

§26-13A-105. Declaration of candidacy. - Candidates for member of the board of education of every...

§26-13A-106. Eligibility to be candidate for school board - Eligibility to vote. - A. To be eligible to be a candidate for member...

§26-13A-108. School district maps. - The State Department of Education shall provide the State Election...

§26-13A-109. Resolution calling for election – Legal notice. - A. The board of education of every school district and...

§26-13A-110. Vacancies. - A. Except as provided for in subsection F of this...

§26-13A-111. Costs of elections. - A. At elections held concurrently with county and state elections,...

§26-14-101. Absentee ballots authorized - Adjustment of filing period. - A. Absentee ballots shall be provided for any election conducted...

§26-14-101.1. See the following versions: - OS 26-14-101.1v1 (SB 1814, Laws 2022, c. 83, § 2)....

§26-14-101.1v1. Absentee ballot harvesting. - A. For the purposes of this section, "absentee ballot harvesting"...

§26-14-101.1v2. Absentee ballot harvesting. - A. For the purposes of this section, "absentee ballot harvesting"...

§26-14-102. Designation of absentee ballot. - Absentee ballots shall not be authorized for any other election,...

§26-14-103. Deadline to receive requests for absentee ballots. - Requests for absentee ballots must be received by the appropriate...

§26-14-104. Time for return of absentee ballot to secretary of county election board. - Absentee ballots shall be returned to the secretary of each...

§26-14-105. Voters absent from county on election day - Application for ballot. - A. Any registered voter may apply for an absentee ballot...

§26-14-106. Transmittal of ballot to voter. - When such application is received by the secretary of a...

§26-14-107. Materials to accompany absentee ballots - Sharing of digital image or photograph - Admissibility as evidence. - A. Absentee ballots must be accompanied by: 1. A plain...

§26-14-108. Return of ballots - Witnessing of affidavit. - A. The voter shall be required to mark the ballot...

§26-14-108.1. Notary public - Absentee ballots and affidavits. - A. Neither a notary public nor an agent working on...

§26-14-110.1. Physically incapacitated persons - Absentee ballot. - A registered voter who swears or affirms that the voter...

§26-14-111.1. Transmittal of ballot to voter. - When such application is received by the secretary of a...

§26-14-112.1. Materials to accompany ballot. - Said ballots must be accompanied by: 1. A plain opaque...

§26-14-113.2. Marking and return of ballot. - A. The voter shall be responsible for marking the ballots...

§26-14-114. Elector confined to nursing facility outside county. - If the secretary of a county election board receives such...

§26-14-115. See the following versions: - OS 26-14-115v1 (HB 3364, Laws 2022, c. 292, § 4)....

§26-14-115.1. See the following versions: - OS 26-14-115.1v1 (HB 3364, Laws 2022, c. 292, § 5)....

§26-14-115.1v1. Incapacitated voter unable to vote in person - Procedure. - A registered voter who becomes incapacitated after 5:00 p.m. on...

§26-14-115.1v2. Incapacitated voter unable to vote in person - Procedure. - A. A registered voter who becomes physically incapacitated after the...

§26-14-115.4. In-person absentee voting. - A. 1. A registered voter may apply for an in-person...

§26-14-115.5. Absentee voting boards. - A. To carry out the provisions of Sections 14-115 and...

§26-14-115.6. See the following versions: - OS 26-14-115.6v1 (HB 3364, Laws 2022, c. 292, § 6)....

§26-14-115.6v1. Emergency absentee ballots for first responders and emergency workers. - A. A registered voter who, within ten (10) days preceding...

§26-14-115.6v2. Emergency absentee ballots for first responders and emergency workers. - A. A registered voter who, after the deadline to request...

§26-14-115.7. Applicable procedure for properly executing an absentee ballot affidavit. - For any election conducted by the State Election Board or...

§26-14-115.12. XXX. - A. 1. A registered voter who swears or affirms that...

§26-14-115v1. Elector confined to nursing facility or veterans center within county - Procedures. - A. If the secretary of a county election board receives...

§26-14-115v2. Elector confined to nursing facility or veterans center within county - Procedures. - A. If the secretary of a county election board receives...

§26-14-118. Transmission of ballots and materials to voters. - A. When an application for an absentee ballot pursuant to...

§26-14-118.1. Failure to receive mailed ballot in time to be counted - Transmission by facsimile device. - In the event that an absentee ballot mailed to a...

§26-14-120. Marking, return, and processing of ballots. - A. For ballots transmitted pursuant to the provisions of Section...

§26-14-121. Discharged military personnel or personnel on officially authorized leave or spouses thereof - Authorization to vote. - Any person eligible to register, who has been honorably discharged...

§26-14-121.1. Replacement absentee ballots. - A registered voter whose application is on file and who...

§26-14-122. Handling of returned ballots. - When received, the secretary of the county election board shall...

§26-14-123. Removal of outer envelopes - Examination of affidavits. - A. At 10:00 a.m. on Thursday preceding the election, or...

§26-14-124. Absentee counters – Appointment. - The secretary of the county election board shall appoint absentee...

§26-14-125. Counting procedure. - A. On the day of the election at such time...

§26-14-127. Prescribing forms. - The Secretary of the State Election Board shall prescribe all...

§26-14-128. Instructions. - The Secretary of the State Election Board shall prescribe instructions...

§26-14-129. List of absentee voters. - The secretary of each county election board shall cause to...

§26-14-130. Posting of lists. - The secretary of each county election board shall publicly post...

§26-14-132. Retention of materials. - All materials used for procuring and casting an absentee ballot...

§26-14-133. Notification of rejection. - In the event a voter's application or affidavit is rejected...

§26-14-135. Emergency procedures to facilitate voting by uniformed and overseas citizens. - If a national or local emergency or other situation arises...

§26-14-136. Short title. - This act shall be known and may be cited as...

§26-14-137. Definitions. - As used in the Uniform Military and Overseas Voters Act:...

§26-14-138. Application of voting procedures. - The voting procedures in the Uniform Military and Overseas Voters...

§26-14-139. Implementation of Uniform Military and Overseas Voters Act. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board is the...

§26-14-140. Assignment of overseas voters to precincts. - In registering to vote, an overseas voter who is eligible...

§26-14-141. Voting registration - Federal postcard application. - A. To apply to register to vote, in addition to...

§26-14-142. Military-overseas ballot - Application methods. - A. A covered voter who is registered to vote in...

§26-14-143. Ballot timeliness. - An application for a military-overseas ballot is timely if received...

§26-14-144. Ballot distribution. - A. For an election described in paragraph 1 or 2...

§26-14-145. Ballot validity. - To be valid, a military-overseas ballot must be received by...

§26-14-146. Federal write-in absentee ballot. - A covered voter may use a federal write-in absentee ballot...

§26-14-147. Counting of ballots. - A. A valid military-overseas ballot cast in accordance with Section...

§26-14-148. Signed declaration. - A military-overseas ballot must include or be accompanied by a...

§26-14-149. Electronic free-access system. - The Secretary of the State Election Board, in coordination with...

§26-14-150. Voter electronic-mail addresses. - A. The local election official shall request an electronic-mail address...

§26-14-151. Election notice. - A. At least one hundred (100) days before a regularly...

§26-14-152. Mistakes or omissions in voting documents. - A. If a voter’s mistake or omission in the completion...

§26-14-153. Enforcement of act. - A court may issue an injunction or grant other equitable...

§26-14-154. Application and construction of act. - In applying and construing the Uniform Military and Overseas Voters...

§26-14-155. Conflict with federal law. - The Uniform Military and Overseas Voters Act modifies, limits, and...

§26-16-101. Felony offenses. - Any person deemed guilty of a felony under provisions of...

§26-16-102. Voting illegally. - Any person who votes more than once at any election,...

§26-16-102.1. Illegal handling of voting ballots. - Any unauthorized person who knowingly removes a ballot from a...

§26-16-102.2. False absentee ballot application. - Any person who knowingly executes a false application for an...

§26-16-103. False swearing. - Any person who knowingly swears or affirms a false affidavit...

§26-16-103.1. Unauthorized registration of voters. - Any person who knowingly causes any qualified elector to be...

§26-16-104. False notarization. - Any person, notary public or other official authorized to administer...

§26-16-104.1. Ballot harvesting - Felony. - A. It shall be a felony for any person to...

§26-16-105. Fraud. - A. Any person who knowingly conspires to commit fraud or...

§26-16-106. Bribes to influence votes. - Any person who offers, solicits or accepts something of value...

§26-16-107. Bribe for withdrawal of candidacy. - Any person who shall offer or give to another anything...

§26-16-108. Acceptance of bribe for withdrawal. - Any person who shall solicit or accept from another anything...

§26-16-109. Coercion prohibited. - Any person who, by means of coercion, providing false or...

§26-16-110. Misdemeanors. - Any person deemed guilty of a misdemeanor under provisions of...

§26-16-111. Electioneering. - Any person who electioneers within three hundred (300) feet of...

§26-16-112. Intoxicating liquors. - Any person who takes intoxicating liquors of any kind or...

§26-16-113. Interference with voter or conduct of election. - Any person, including a lawfully appointed watcher or exit pollster,...

§26-16-114. Failure to perform duty. - Any member or employee of a county election board, absentee...

§26-16-115. Disclosure by voter. - Any person who, within the election enclosure, discloses to any...

§26-16-116. Disclosure by election official. - Any election official who discloses how any voter may have...

§26-16-117. Disclosure of count. - Any person who discloses the count during an election prior...

§26-16-119. Expenditure of public funds. - Any official in this state who shall direct or authorize...

§26-16-120. Illegal printing or possession of certain voting materials. - Any person who causes to be printed, or who has...

§26-16-123. Voter registration or voting crimes - Notification of district attorney - Investigation and report. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board or any...

§26-16-123.1. Witnessing signature of more than certain number of affidavits of persons swearing incapacitation - Violation. - Any person, except members of absentee voting boards, who witnesses...

§26-16-124. Election-related unauthorized access or tampering - Penalty. - Any person who accesses or attempts to access without authorization,...

§26-16-125. Sharing of voting image to intimidate or influence – Demanding or requiring another to share voting image. - A. Any person who shares such an image as described...

§26-16-126. Ballot harvesting - Misdemeanor. - A. It shall be a misdemeanor for any person to...

§26-17-112. Effect of headings. - Article and section headings contained in this act shall not...

§26-20-101. Date of primary - Other elections prohibited. - A. A Presidential Preferential Primary for recognized political parties shall...

§26-20-102. Filing with Secretary of the State Election Board - Qualifications - Petition - Fees - Ballots. - A. Candidates for the nomination for President of the United...

§26-20-103. Primary election statutes applicable. - Except as provided for in this act, the provisions of...

§26-20-104. Certification of candidates - Allocation of delegates - Future primaries - Delegate voting. - A. Upon the completion of the state canvass of the...

§26-20-105. Delegates and alternates to file affidavits on voting. - No person selected as a delegate or alternate delegate shall...

§26-21-101. Unitary, unified, integrated system of election administration - Implementation – Procedures. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board is hereby...

§26-21-102. Procedures to protect proprietary interest in computer programs. - The Secretary of the State Election Board is authorized to...

§26-22-101. Declaration of election emergency - Contingency plan. - A. The Secretary of the State Election Board is authorized...

§26-22-102. Ballot printing. - In an election emergency declared by the Secretary of the...

§26-22-104. Method of counting. - A. In a declared election emergency when the ballots are...

§26-22-105. Procedures governing counting. - In a declared election emergency, the Secretary of the State...

§26-22-106. Reason for failure to count to be noted. - In a declared election emergency, if a ballot or part...

§26-22-109. Certificate of vote. - A. In a declared election emergency when the ballots are...

§26-22-110. Ballots and materials placed in ballot transfer box - Return to county election board. - In a declared election emergency, all ballots and all materials...

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Oklahoma Statutes Title 26. Elections

Oklahoma Statutes
Title 26. Elections