Okla. Stat. tit. 14, § 14-108
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Qualifications of candidates
Official statutory text
To file as a candidate for the House of Representatives in any
House district, a person must have been a registered voter in such
district and a resident residing within such district for the six-
month period immediately preceding the first day of the filing
period prescribed by law. Except, however, to file as a candidate
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 14. Congressional and Legislative Districts Page 478
for the House of Representatives in any House district in 2022, a
person must have been a registered voter and a resident residing in
such district no later than December 31, 2021. Any member of the
House of Representatives whose district has been changed by
redistricting may change residence with the intent of becoming
qualified to seek reelection in such district in the first election
applicable to such district following redistricting without thereby
being deemed to have vacated his or her existing office.
House district, a person must have been a registered voter in such
district and a resident residing within such district for the six-
month period immediately preceding the first day of the filing
period prescribed by law. Except, however, to file as a candidate
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 14. Congressional and Legislative Districts Page 478
for the House of Representatives in any House district in 2022, a
person must have been a registered voter and a resident residing in
such district no later than December 31, 2021. Any member of the
House of Representatives whose district has been changed by
redistricting may change residence with the intent of becoming
qualified to seek reelection in such district in the first election
applicable to such district following redistricting without thereby
being deemed to have vacated his or her existing office.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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