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Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-4-118.1

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National Change of Address dataset

Official statutory text

A. Any state agency that purchases, subscribes to, or is an

authorized or licensed user of the United States Postal Service's

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 26. Elections Page 61

National Change of Address dataset is authorized to share the

records from the dataset with the State Election Board.

B. The Secretary of the State Election Board is authorized to

utilize records from the United States Postal Service's National

Change of Address dataset to determine if a registered voter in the

State of Oklahoma has changed his or her address of residence.

C. Subject to available funding, the Secretary of the State

Election Board is authorized to mail a notice to any registered

voter whose records in the National Change of Address dataset

indicate he or she may have changed his or her address of residence.

Such notice shall advise the voter of the requirement to be

registered at the voter's address of residence, and shall include

information and forms necessary to enable the voter to transfer his

or her voter registration to a new address of residence.

D. For the purposes of this section, "National Change of

Address dataset" shall refer to any dataset of change-of-address

records consisting of the names and addresses of individuals,

families and businesses who have filed a change-of-address with the

United States Postal Service.

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