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Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-2-111

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Definitions

Official statutory text

A. Definitions of terms used in the Technology Center District

and Independent School District Campaign Finance and Financial

Disclosure Act shall be the same as those terms are defined in Rules

of the Ethics Commission promulgated pursuant to Section 3 of

Article XXIX of the Oklahoma Constitution, unless otherwise provided

herein.

B. As used in the Technology Center District and Independent

School District Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act:

1. “Campaign committee” means a committee which may be composed

of one or more persons the purpose of which is to support the

election of a specific candidate to school district office, whose

name as it will appear on the ballot shall appear in the name of the

committee;

2. “School district” means a technology center district or an

independent school district;

3. “School district office” means any elective school district

office for which Declarations of Candidacy are filed with the

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secretary of the county election board as required by Section 13A-

105 of Title 26 of the Oklahoma Statutes; and

4. “School district political committee” means any committee

composed of one or more persons whose purpose includes the election

or defeat of one or more candidates for school district office but

which is not required to register with the Federal Election

Commission.

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