Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.13
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District No. 12
Official statutory text
District No. 12. The counties of Rogers, Mayes and Craig. Said
district shall have three (3) district judges. For elections held
in the year 2010 and following, district judges shall be nominated
and elected as follows:
1. Office number One (1) District Judge shall be nominated and
elected by the voters of Mayes and Craig Counties and shall be a
legal resident of either Mayes or Craig County;
2. Office number Two (2) District Judge shall be nominated and
elected at large from the entire judicial district; and
3. Office number Three (3) District Judge shall be nominated
and elected by the voters of Rogers County and be a legal resident
of Rogers County.
district shall have three (3) district judges. For elections held
in the year 2010 and following, district judges shall be nominated
and elected as follows:
1. Office number One (1) District Judge shall be nominated and
elected by the voters of Mayes and Craig Counties and shall be a
legal resident of either Mayes or Craig County;
2. Office number Two (2) District Judge shall be nominated and
elected at large from the entire judicial district; and
3. Office number Three (3) District Judge shall be nominated
and elected by the voters of Rogers County and be a legal resident
of Rogers County.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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