Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-180.4
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Political activities prohibited - Exception
Official statutory text
No employee of the Corporation Commission in the unclassified
service, shall, directly or indirectly, solicit, receive, or in any
manner be concerned in soliciting or receiving any assessment,
subscription or contribution for any political organization,
candidacy or other political purpose; and no employee of the
Commission in the unclassified service shall solicit or receive any
such assessment, subscription or contribution from an employee in
the classified service. No employee of the Corporation Commission
in the unclassified service shall be a candidate for nomination or
election to any paid public office, or take part in the management
or affairs of any political campaign, except to exercise his right
as a citizen privately to express his opinion and to cast his vote.
service, shall, directly or indirectly, solicit, receive, or in any
manner be concerned in soliciting or receiving any assessment,
subscription or contribution for any political organization,
candidacy or other political purpose; and no employee of the
Commission in the unclassified service shall solicit or receive any
such assessment, subscription or contribution from an employee in
the classified service. No employee of the Corporation Commission
in the unclassified service shall be a candidate for nomination or
election to any paid public office, or take part in the management
or affairs of any political campaign, except to exercise his right
as a citizen privately to express his opinion and to cast his vote.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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