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OK SB205
Bill
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SB 205 Summary
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Beginning with the 2012 election cycle, elections for county offices and the office of district attorney shall be conducted on a nonpartisan basis, with candidates not declaring party affiliation.
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If more than two candidates qualify for a county office or district attorney position, all names appear on the Primary Election ballot, with the top two vote-getters advancing to the General Election if no candidate receives over 50% of primary votes.
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Amends multiple sections of Oklahoma Statutes (26 O.S. and 19 O.S.) to remove references to party registration requirements and runoff primary elections for county offices and district attorney races.
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Modifies declaration of candidacy forms to eliminate party affiliation requirements for county and district attorney candidates while maintaining party affiliation information for state offices.
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Effective November 1, 2011.
Legislative Description
Elections; requiring elections for county offices and district attorney to be conducted on nonpartisan basis. Codification. Effective date.
Elections
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Rules
2/8/2011