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Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-4-110.1

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Time for submission of voter registration applications

Official statutory text

- Notice of disposition.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 26. Elections Page 54

A. Voter registration applications may be submitted at any

time. However, completed applications received by the State

Election Board, any county election board, any agency designated to

accept voter registration applications or any licensed operator as

part of a driver license or identification card application twenty-

four (24) or fewer days prior to an election; any mail application

postmarked or any electronic application submitted twenty-four (24)

or fewer days prior to an election or any mail application received

without a postmark nineteen (19) or fewer days prior to an election

shall not be approved for that election if the applicant's residence

is located within the geographical boundaries of the entity for

which the election is being conducted.

B. No more than seven (7) days after any election, each county

election board secretary for the county of the applicant's residence

shall send a notice of disposition as required in Section 4-103.1 of

this title to all persons whose voter registration applications were

received twenty-four (24) or fewer days prior to the election.

C. Registration for voting purposes occurs when a completed

voter registration application is approved by the county election

board secretary for the county of the applicant's residence and on

the date that the information is entered into the voter registration

database for the county of the applicant's residence.

D. Registration for candidate filing or party affiliation

purposes occurs at the earliest time the completed voter

registration application is received at the State Election Board,

any county election board, any agency designated to accept voter

registration applications or any licensed operator as part of a

driver license or identification card application provided that the

application subsequently is approved by the secretary of the county

election board for the county of the applicant's residence; or, in

the case of mail applications, registration for candidate filing or

party affiliation purposes shall occur at the time when the

completed voter registration application is postmarked provided that

the application subsequently is approved by the secretary of the

county election board for the county of the applicant's residence;

or, in the case of a mail application received without a postmark,

registration for candidate filing or party affiliation purposes

shall occur at the earliest time when the completed application is

received by the State Election Board or any county election board

provided that the application is subsequently approved by the

secretary of the county election board for the county of the

applicant's residence.

E. Registration for any purpose of a person who is under the

age of eighteen (18) years and who has submitted an application

pursuant to the provisions of subsection B of Section 4-103 of this

title occurs upon the eighteenth birthday of the person, regardless

of the time the application is received or approved.

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