Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-7-102.1
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Precinct registry - Duty to provide
Official statutory text
A. Prior to the day of the election, it shall be the duty of
the secretary of the county election board to prepare for each
precinct where an election is to be held in the county, a written or
electronic precinct registry which shall contain information on all
registered voters in the precinct as prescribed by the Secretary of
the State Election Board. The information which is or would be
contained in such a registry shall at all times be public
information.
B. The Secretary of the State Election Board may authorize the
use of electronic precinct registries by one or more county election
boards. Subject to available funding, the Secretary may purchase
any equipment and software necessary to implement an electronic
precinct registry system. The Secretary shall promulgate rules as
necessary to implement, operate and maintain security for a system
of electronic precinct registries.
the secretary of the county election board to prepare for each
precinct where an election is to be held in the county, a written or
electronic precinct registry which shall contain information on all
registered voters in the precinct as prescribed by the Secretary of
the State Election Board. The information which is or would be
contained in such a registry shall at all times be public
information.
B. The Secretary of the State Election Board may authorize the
use of electronic precinct registries by one or more county election
boards. Subject to available funding, the Secretary may purchase
any equipment and software necessary to implement an electronic
precinct registry system. The Secretary shall promulgate rules as
necessary to implement, operate and maintain security for a system
of electronic precinct registries.
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