Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-138.16
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Organization statements and contribution and
Official statutory text
expenditure reports - Public records.
Statements of organization and reports of contributions and
expenditures required under the County Campaign Finance and
Financial Disclosure Act shall be public records. The Ethics
Commission shall maintain statements of organization and reports of
contributions and expenditures for four (4) years after the date on
which they are filed or prepared, at which time the documents may be
destroyed or retained at the discretion of the Ethics Commission.
The Ethics Commission may post copies of statements of organization
and reports of contributions and expenditures.
Statements of organization and reports of contributions and
expenditures required under the County Campaign Finance and
Financial Disclosure Act shall be public records. The Ethics
Commission shall maintain statements of organization and reports of
contributions and expenditures for four (4) years after the date on
which they are filed or prepared, at which time the documents may be
destroyed or retained at the discretion of the Ethics Commission.
The Ethics Commission may post copies of statements of organization
and reports of contributions and expenditures.
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