Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-4-113
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Voter identification cards
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 26. Elections Page 57
A. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall devise a
voter identification card which shall be issued to every person who
becomes a registered voter in Oklahoma. The voter identification
card shall contain such information as is necessary to determine a
registered voter’s eligibility.
B. When a person registers to vote or changes his or her
registration in any manner to require a new voter identification
card, or upon the eighteenth birthday of a person who has submitted
a voter registration application pursuant to the provisions of
subsection B of Section 4-103 of this title, the county election
board secretary in the county of the voter’s residence shall
transmit the new voter identification card as acknowledgment of the
transaction which may be the notice required in Section 4-103.1 of
this title. New voter identification cards provided for in this
subsection shall be mailed to the physical address of the voter if
such address is valid to receive mail delivery; provided, however,
the voter identification card shall be transmitted to the mailing
address provided by the voter on his or her voter registration
application if the mailing type or physical address meets one of the
following exceptions:
1. The voter’s physical address of residence is not a valid
address to receive mail delivery. A valid address is one that
follows the correct standards and formatting of the United States
Postal Service. A valid address shall have a street name, street
number, city, state, and ZIP code. An invalid address is one that
has a directional address or unknown structure under standards of
the United States Postal Service or is otherwise not eligible to
receive mail delivery from the United States Postal Service;
2. The voter cannot receive mail delivery at a physical address
due to “No Mail Receptacle” according to the United States Postal
Service; or
3. The mailing of the voter identification card is the result
of an action initiated by the election board which may include
notification to the voter of changes to a polling place, district
lines, or precincts listed on the voter registration card.
C. 1. If a voter registration card is mailed to the voter’s
physical address and is returned to the election board by the postal
service due to “No Mail Receptacle”, the voter registration card may
be resent to the mailing address provided on the voter registration
application. A person whose voter identification card was returned
pursuant to this subsection may appear in person to request and be
provided the returned voter registration card at the county election
board by presenting proof of identity as described in subsection A
of Section 7-114 of this title.
2. Upon determination that a voter’s physical address of
residence cannot receive mail as described in paragraph 1 or 2 of
subsection B of this section, the secretary of the county election
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 26. Elections Page 58
board may make a notation of such information in the election
management system, and any future mailings under the voter’s current
voter registration may be mailed to the voter’s mailing address.
D. The Secretary of the State Election Board may promulgate
rules to implement the requirements of this section.
A. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall devise a
voter identification card which shall be issued to every person who
becomes a registered voter in Oklahoma. The voter identification
card shall contain such information as is necessary to determine a
registered voter’s eligibility.
B. When a person registers to vote or changes his or her
registration in any manner to require a new voter identification
card, or upon the eighteenth birthday of a person who has submitted
a voter registration application pursuant to the provisions of
subsection B of Section 4-103 of this title, the county election
board secretary in the county of the voter’s residence shall
transmit the new voter identification card as acknowledgment of the
transaction which may be the notice required in Section 4-103.1 of
this title. New voter identification cards provided for in this
subsection shall be mailed to the physical address of the voter if
such address is valid to receive mail delivery; provided, however,
the voter identification card shall be transmitted to the mailing
address provided by the voter on his or her voter registration
application if the mailing type or physical address meets one of the
following exceptions:
1. The voter’s physical address of residence is not a valid
address to receive mail delivery. A valid address is one that
follows the correct standards and formatting of the United States
Postal Service. A valid address shall have a street name, street
number, city, state, and ZIP code. An invalid address is one that
has a directional address or unknown structure under standards of
the United States Postal Service or is otherwise not eligible to
receive mail delivery from the United States Postal Service;
2. The voter cannot receive mail delivery at a physical address
due to “No Mail Receptacle” according to the United States Postal
Service; or
3. The mailing of the voter identification card is the result
of an action initiated by the election board which may include
notification to the voter of changes to a polling place, district
lines, or precincts listed on the voter registration card.
C. 1. If a voter registration card is mailed to the voter’s
physical address and is returned to the election board by the postal
service due to “No Mail Receptacle”, the voter registration card may
be resent to the mailing address provided on the voter registration
application. A person whose voter identification card was returned
pursuant to this subsection may appear in person to request and be
provided the returned voter registration card at the county election
board by presenting proof of identity as described in subsection A
of Section 7-114 of this title.
2. Upon determination that a voter’s physical address of
residence cannot receive mail as described in paragraph 1 or 2 of
subsection B of this section, the secretary of the county election
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 26. Elections Page 58
board may make a notation of such information in the election
management system, and any future mailings under the voter’s current
voter registration may be mailed to the voter’s mailing address.
D. The Secretary of the State Election Board may promulgate
rules to implement the requirements of this section.
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