Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-7-103.2

A. 1. County election boards shall maintain a current list of

all registered voters in each precinct, which will reflect the

address and party affiliation of each voter. The list shall be

public information subject to the requirements described in

subsection B of this section.

2. The list shall only be shared with a court system if that

court system agrees to regularly provide the names of persons

convicted of a felony in that court system to the Secretary of the

State Election Board and the appropriate secretary of a county

election board, or if the court system is required by state law to

provide such information.

3. The list shall note any voter for whom a first-class mailing

from the county election board or the State Election Board was

returned undeliverable.

B. 1. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall ensure

that an electronic copy of the voter registration list described in

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subsection A of this section is made available, free of charge, to

the following:

a. bona fide residents of this state who are citizens of

the United States,

b. official representatives of political parties

recognized by the laws of this state,

c. candidates for office in this state and their official

representatives, or

d. other persons authorized by state law.

2. Any person accessing the voter registration list shall be

required to complete an application form approved by the Secretary

that shall include:

a. the legal name, address of residence in this state,

telephone number, and electronic mail address of the

person,

b. an attestation under penalty of perjury that the

person meets the legal requirements to access the

list, and

c. any additional information deemed necessary by the

Secretary.

3. It shall be unlawful for the recipient of a voter

registration list to use such list for any commercial marketing or

advertising purposes. Provided, for the purposes of this section, a

commercial purpose shall not include the use of the voter list by

campaigns, political parties, government officials, or public

opinion pollsters to contact or interact with voters.

4. It shall be unlawful for the recipient of a voter

registration list to knowingly make the list available or provide

such list to a foreign national, foreign commercial interest, or

foreign government entity.