Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-16-124
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Election-related unauthorized access, tampering, or
Official statutory text
damage — Penalty.
Any person who intentionally accesses or attempts to access
without authorization, tampers with or attempts to tamper with, or
damages or attempts to damage, any hardware, software, application,
network or any part of an election management system, election
results tabulation system, voter registration system or other
election-related system of the State Election Board or a county
election board, shall be deemed guilty of a felony.
Any person who intentionally accesses or attempts to access
without authorization, tampers with or attempts to tamper with, or
damages or attempts to damage, any hardware, software, application,
network or any part of an election management system, election
results tabulation system, voter registration system or other
election-related system of the State Election Board or a county
election board, shall be deemed guilty of a felony.
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