Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-20-105
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Effect of change
Official statutory text
Unless otherwise provided for by the governing body, the
effective date of a change in the name, boundaries, or number of
wards shall be the effective date of the ordinance making such
change. Election of councilmembers or trustees for wards which have
no representation due to such change shall take place at the time
established by the governing body of the municipality but not later
than the next regular municipal election. The terms of office of
such new councilmembers or trustees shall be as provided for by the
law applicable to the form of municipal government. A change in the
boundaries or number of wards shall not disqualify a councilmember
or trustee from completing the term for which he was elected.
effective date of a change in the name, boundaries, or number of
wards shall be the effective date of the ordinance making such
change. Election of councilmembers or trustees for wards which have
no representation due to such change shall take place at the time
established by the governing body of the municipality but not later
than the next regular municipal election. The terms of office of
such new councilmembers or trustees shall be as provided for by the
law applicable to the form of municipal government. A change in the
boundaries or number of wards shall not disqualify a councilmember
or trustee from completing the term for which he was elected.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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