Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-3-131
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Authority to employ security measures to protect voting
Official statutory text
process.
Subject to available funding, the Secretary of the State
Election Board is authorized to employ such security measures as may
be necessary to protect the voting devices, election system or voter
registration system, and any associated hardware, software or
networks of these systems, from cyber security threats or physical
security threats. The Secretary may promulgate rules and procedures
to implement the requirements of this section.
Subject to available funding, the Secretary of the State
Election Board is authorized to employ such security measures as may
be necessary to protect the voting devices, election system or voter
registration system, and any associated hardware, software or
networks of these systems, from cyber security threats or physical
security threats. The Secretary may promulgate rules and procedures
to implement the requirements of this section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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