Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-16-106
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Unopposed candidates in general election
Official statutory text
Any candidate who is unopposed for an office in a general
municipal election shall be deemed elected and certified; and his
name shall not appear on the general election ballot. If there is
only one candidate for each of the offices which are to be filled at
the election, and no questions are to be voted upon at the election,
the general municipal election shall not be held.
municipal election shall be deemed elected and certified; and his
name shall not appear on the general election ballot. If there is
only one candidate for each of the offices which are to be filled at
the election, and no questions are to be voted upon at the election,
the general municipal election shall not be held.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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