Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-13-107
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Maps to be provided
Official statutory text
It shall be the mandatory duty of the governing board of each
municipality to provide to the county election board or boards of
the county or counties wherein said municipality is located a
current map of said municipality. Said map must clearly define the
municipal limits and ward boundaries of said municipality. Should
any changes be made in the municipal limits or ward boundaries of
any municipality, the governing board of said municipality shall
immediately provide the appropriate county election board or boards
with a complete revised map of the municipality.
municipality to provide to the county election board or boards of
the county or counties wherein said municipality is located a
current map of said municipality. Said map must clearly define the
municipal limits and ward boundaries of said municipality. Should
any changes be made in the municipal limits or ward boundaries of
any municipality, the governing board of said municipality shall
immediately provide the appropriate county election board or boards
with a complete revised map of the municipality.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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