Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-16-212
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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 100
The ballots for the general election in a statutory council-
manager or statutory strong-mayor-council city shall be of the
office block type, listing the names of independent candidates and
party nominees for each office under the respective office without
party designation or emblems as follows:
For Councilmember from Ward One
(Vote for One)
______ Name of independent candidate or party nominee
______ Name of independent candidate or party nominee
For Councilmember from Ward Two
(Vote for One)
______ Name of independent candidate or party nominee
______ Name of independent candidate or party nominee
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 100
The ballots for the general election in a statutory council-
manager or statutory strong-mayor-council city shall be of the
office block type, listing the names of independent candidates and
party nominees for each office under the respective office without
party designation or emblems as follows:
For Councilmember from Ward One
(Vote for One)
______ Name of independent candidate or party nominee
______ Name of independent candidate or party nominee
For Councilmember from Ward Two
(Vote for One)
______ Name of independent candidate or party nominee
______ Name of independent candidate or party nominee
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