Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-60.20
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Determination of election results
Official statutory text
A. Upon receiving the report of the returns of an election and
referendum, the Commissioner shall determine:
1. The number of votes cast for and against the referendum
proposition;
2. The total volume of production of the commodity during the
relevant production period;
3. The percentage of the total volume of production of the
commodity that was produced by those voting in favor of the
referendum proposition; and
4. The appropriate number of candidates receiving the highest
number of votes for membership on the commodity producers board.
B. 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.
referendum, the Commissioner shall determine:
1. The number of votes cast for and against the referendum
proposition;
2. The total volume of production of the commodity during the
relevant production period;
3. The percentage of the total volume of production of the
commodity that was produced by those voting in favor of the
referendum proposition; and
4. The appropriate number of candidates receiving the highest
number of votes for membership on the commodity producers board.
B. 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.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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