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Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-4-109.3

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Motor vehicle licensing agencies - Voter registration

Official statutory text

A. When a qualified elector applies for issuance or renewal of

an Oklahoma driver license, or issuance of a state identification

card issued pursuant to Section 6-105 of Title 47 of the Oklahoma

Statutes, he or she shall be provided voter registration services as

required by the National Voter Registration Act. The person shall

be asked whether he or she wishes to register to vote or to change

his or her address for voting purposes. A person who declines to

register shall confirm such choice in writing or by electronic

means. Completed electronic voter registration applications shall

be electronically transmitted by the agency accepting the

application to the State Election Board or county election board.

Completed paper voter registration applications shall be transmitted

by the agency accepting the application at the close of business

each week to the State Election Board in preaddressed, postage

prepaid envelopes provided by the State Election Board. If a person

registers or declines to register to vote, the office at which the

person submits the voter registration application or the fact that

the person declined to register shall remain confidential and will

be used only for voter registration purposes.

B. No voter registration services shall be offered to any

person who, at the time of an application for issuance or renewal of

an Oklahoma driver license or state identification card, provides

documentation that shows that the person is not a citizen of the

United States.

C. A change of address for an Oklahoma driver license or state

identification card submitted by a registered voter shall also serve

as a change of address for voter registration purposes if the new

address is within the same county where the voter is registered to

vote. If the new address is outside the county where the voter is

currently registered to vote, the voter shall be sent a notice and

application with instructions for registering to vote at the new

address. A change of address for an Oklahoma driver license or

state identification card shall not be used to update a voter

registration address if the registrant states in writing or by

electronic means that the change of address is not for voter

registration purposes.

D. Licensed operators shall receive fifty cents ($0.50) per

valid paper voter registration application or application for change

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 26. Elections Page 51

in voter registration taken by themselves and employees of the

licensed operator’s office taken at the licensed operator’s office,

payable by the State Election Board.

E. Service Oklahoma shall notify the Secretary of the State

Election Board of licensed operator appointments. Service Oklahoma

shall notify the Secretary of the State Election Board of licensed

operators qualified to issue driver licenses.

F. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall 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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