Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-8-121.1
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Hearings on petitions alleging irregularities or fraud
Official statutory text
involving two or more counties.
When a petition is filed alleging irregularities or fraud
involving two or more counties, the hearings for all counties shall
be scheduled at a single location by the election board secretary
who accepted the petition. When such a petition is filed with the
Secretary of the State Election Board, the Supreme Court shall
assign a single judge to hear and determine the issue for all
affected counties.
When a petition is filed alleging irregularities or fraud
involving two or more counties, the hearings for all counties shall
be scheduled at a single location by the election board secretary
who accepted the petition. When such a petition is filed with the
Secretary of the State Election Board, the Supreme Court shall
assign a single judge to hear and determine the issue for all
affected counties.
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