Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-60.16

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Preparation and distribution of ballots - Contents

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A. The certified organization shall prepare and distribute all

necessary ballots in advance of the referendum and election and

shall cause ballots to be available at all polling places.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 196

B. The referendum provisions of the ballot shall specify a

maximum rate for the authorized assessment.

C. The election provisions of the ballot may be printed only

with the names of candidates who have filed valid petitions under

Section 5-60.15 of this title, but the ballot shall provide a space

for write-in votes.

D. The ballot shall provide a space for the voter to certify

the volume of the voter's production of the commodity during the

preceding year or other relevant production period, as designated on

the ballot.

E. A successor organization shall follow the board election

procedures set in the bylaws of the successor organization and the

statutory assessment provisions for the particular commodity

represented by the successor organization.

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