Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-13-101.1
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County boards not required to conduct certain
Official statutory text
elections - Time between primary and general municipal elections.
No county election board shall be required to conduct elections
for any municipality on a date other than an election date
identified in subsection B of Section 3-101 of this title.
Municipalities that hold both primary and general elections, in
addition to scheduling elections on dates identified in Section 3-
101 of this title, shall provide no fewer than thirty-five (35) days
between the primary and general elections.
No county election board shall be required to conduct elections
for any municipality on a date other than an election date
identified in subsection B of Section 3-101 of this title.
Municipalities that hold both primary and general elections, in
addition to scheduling elections on dates identified in Section 3-
101 of this title, shall provide no fewer than thirty-five (35) days
between the primary and general elections.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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