Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2.3
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"Congressional district" defined
Official statutory text
A. Except where otherwise specified by law, the term
"congressional district", when used with respect to the appointment
of a member of a state board, commission, authority, or other
statutory entity, shall mean the district as most recently
configured by law.
B. For entities which subsection A of this section renders out
of compliance with specific statutory requirements, subsequent
appointments shall be so made as to cause compliance to be effected
at the earliest possible date.
"congressional district", when used with respect to the appointment
of a member of a state board, commission, authority, or other
statutory entity, shall mean the district as most recently
configured by law.
B. For entities which subsection A of this section renders out
of compliance with specific statutory requirements, subsequent
appointments shall be so made as to cause compliance to be effected
at the earliest possible date.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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