Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-6-103
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Ballots printed by State Election Board
Official statutory text
The State Election Board shall cause ballots to be printed for
statewide Primary, Runoff Primary, General Elections and special
elections at such time as to insure delivery of said ballots to the
several county election boards for distribution to the several
precinct election boards prior to election day. Said board shall
cause ballots to be printed for the following offices: Electors for
President and Vice President; United States Senators; United States
Representatives; state officers; Justices of the Supreme Court;
Judges of the Court of Criminal Appeals; Judges of the Court of
Appeals; district judges and associate district judges; State
Senators; State Representatives; district attorneys; county
officers, and such other officers as required by law, in the order
they appear in the statutes, and shall cause ballots to be printed
for state questions.
statewide Primary, Runoff Primary, General Elections and special
elections at such time as to insure delivery of said ballots to the
several county election boards for distribution to the several
precinct election boards prior to election day. Said board shall
cause ballots to be printed for the following offices: Electors for
President and Vice President; United States Senators; United States
Representatives; state officers; Justices of the Supreme Court;
Judges of the Court of Criminal Appeals; Judges of the Court of
Appeals; district judges and associate district judges; State
Senators; State Representatives; district attorneys; county
officers, and such other officers as required by law, in the order
they appear in the statutes, and shall cause ballots to be printed
for state questions.
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