Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-4-115.2
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Confidentiality of residence and mailing address
Official statutory text
A. 1. The Secretary of the State Election Board is authorized
to promulgate rules to keep confidential the residence and mailing
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 26. Elections Page 59
address, upon application to do so, of individual registered voters
who are members of certain classes as described in paragraph 2 of
this subsection.
2. Classes shall be limited to any currently elected federal
official of this state, any current state official elected
statewide, the judiciary, district attorneys, assistant district
attorneys, uniformed services members, law enforcement personnel and
the immediate family of law enforcement personnel, correctional
officers, the secretary, assistant secretary, employees, and members
of a county election board or the State Election Board, persons who
are protected by victim’s protection orders, the spouses and
dependents of the members of such classes, and persons who are
certified by the Secretary of State as participants in the Address
Confidentiality Program established by Section 60.14 of Title 22 of
the Oklahoma Statutes.
3. Such address information shall be provided to a candidate or
candidate representative or other lawful authority in anticipation
or as part of a contest of candidacy or contest of an election as
provided for in this title or as part of a petition challenge as
provided by law. However, no information concerning the address of
a certified Address Confidentiality Program participant shall be
released by election officials to any person for any purpose except
under court order.
B. As used in this section, “immediate family of law
enforcement personnel” means a spouse, child by birth or adoption,
stepchild or parent living at the same residence as the law
enforcement personnel.
to promulgate rules to keep confidential the residence and mailing
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 26. Elections Page 59
address, upon application to do so, of individual registered voters
who are members of certain classes as described in paragraph 2 of
this subsection.
2. Classes shall be limited to any currently elected federal
official of this state, any current state official elected
statewide, the judiciary, district attorneys, assistant district
attorneys, uniformed services members, law enforcement personnel and
the immediate family of law enforcement personnel, correctional
officers, the secretary, assistant secretary, employees, and members
of a county election board or the State Election Board, persons who
are protected by victim’s protection orders, the spouses and
dependents of the members of such classes, and persons who are
certified by the Secretary of State as participants in the Address
Confidentiality Program established by Section 60.14 of Title 22 of
the Oklahoma Statutes.
3. Such address information shall be provided to a candidate or
candidate representative or other lawful authority in anticipation
or as part of a contest of candidacy or contest of an election as
provided for in this title or as part of a petition challenge as
provided by law. However, no information concerning the address of
a certified Address Confidentiality Program participant shall be
released by election officials to any person for any purpose except
under court order.
B. As used in this section, “immediate family of law
enforcement personnel” means a spouse, child by birth or adoption,
stepchild or parent living at the same residence as the law
enforcement personnel.
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