Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.23
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District No. 22
Official statutory text
District No. 22. The counties of Seminole, Hughes and Pontotoc.
Until August 31, 2013, said district to have three (3) district
judges to be nominated and elected as follows: One candidate to be
nominated and elected at large and a legal resident of Pontotoc
County; one candidate to be nominated and elected at large and a
legal resident of Seminole or Hughes County; and one candidate to be
nominated and elected at large and a legal resident of Seminole
County. Beginning September 1, 2013, said district to have two (2)
district judges to be nominated and elected as follows: One
candidate to be nominated and elected at large and a legal resident
of Pontotoc County and one candidate to be nominated and elected at
large and a legal resident of Seminole or Hughes County.
Until August 31, 2013, said district to have three (3) district
judges to be nominated and elected as follows: One candidate to be
nominated and elected at large and a legal resident of Pontotoc
County; one candidate to be nominated and elected at large and a
legal resident of Seminole or Hughes County; and one candidate to be
nominated and elected at large and a legal resident of Seminole
County. Beginning September 1, 2013, said district to have two (2)
district judges to be nominated and elected as follows: One
candidate to be nominated and elected at large and a legal resident
of Pontotoc County and one candidate to be nominated and elected at
large and a legal resident of Seminole or Hughes County.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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