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OK SB99
Bill
AI Summary
SB 99 Summary
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Beginning with the 2016 election cycle, all county office elections shall be conducted on a nonpartisan basis with candidates filing declarations without party affiliation.
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If more than two candidates qualify for a county office, all names appear on the Primary Election ballot; if no candidate receives more than 50% of votes, the top two advance to the General Election ballot.
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Removes party registration requirements for county office candidates and eliminates references to runoff primary elections for county officers.
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Modifies procedures for candidate death before elections, including provisions for ballot printing and special elections to fill vacant county offices.
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Effective November 1, 2013; includes conforming amendments to election procedures in Title 26 and qualifications for county sheriff in Title 19 of Oklahoma Statutes.
Legislative Description
Elections; requiring county officers to be elected on nonpartisan basis. Effective date.
Elections
Last Action
Failed in Committee - Rules
2/20/2013