Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-86
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Duties of special commissioners
Official statutory text
Each of the special election commissioners shall be the
custodian of the ballot boxes, and affidavit boxes, and of all
certificates and returns of his precinct and shall safely convey the
same to the office of the county clerk not later than twelve o'clock
noon of the second day next succeeding the day of election, and
shall at said time and place, meet with other special commissioners,
and shall select one of their number and commission him to proceed
at once to the office of the Governor, and to deliver to the
Governor all the boxes, certificates and returns; said special
messenger giving a receipt to each commissioner for all boxes and
returns so accepted, and taking a receipt from the Governor for all
boxes and returns delivered to him.
R.L. 1910, § 1532.
custodian of the ballot boxes, and affidavit boxes, and of all
certificates and returns of his precinct and shall safely convey the
same to the office of the county clerk not later than twelve o'clock
noon of the second day next succeeding the day of election, and
shall at said time and place, meet with other special commissioners,
and shall select one of their number and commission him to proceed
at once to the office of the Governor, and to deliver to the
Governor all the boxes, certificates and returns; said special
messenger giving a receipt to each commissioner for all boxes and
returns so accepted, and taking a receipt from the Governor for all
boxes and returns delivered to him.
R.L. 1910, § 1532.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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