Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-7-134.1
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Voting devices - Recounts
Official statutory text
In counties using voting devices, if on election night the
uncounted ballots in a precinct exceed two percent (2%) of the total
number of persons voting in the precinct or if the voting device has
malfunctioned in such a way that there are no totals on the printout
or if the printout is illegible or if, due to the malfunction,
properly cast ballots placed in the emergency bin were not processed
through the device, the county election board is authorized to open
the transfer case and to recount the ballots on election night using
a preassigned voting device in public view and in the presence of a
representative of the sheriff's office. Upon completion of the
recount the transfer case shall be resealed by members of the county
election board.
uncounted ballots in a precinct exceed two percent (2%) of the total
number of persons voting in the precinct or if the voting device has
malfunctioned in such a way that there are no totals on the printout
or if the printout is illegible or if, due to the malfunction,
properly cast ballots placed in the emergency bin were not processed
through the device, the county election board is authorized to open
the transfer case and to recount the ballots on election night using
a preassigned voting device in public view and in the presence of a
representative of the sheriff's office. Upon completion of the
recount the transfer case shall be resealed by members of the county
election board.
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