OK SB602

Disqualifies persons from being presidential candidates in Oklahoma if they have been convicted of, pled guilty/nolo contendere to, or have pending charges for any felony or embezzlement-related misdemeanor under federal or state law

Requires the State Election Board to decertify presidential candidates upon a "disqualifying event" and post public notices within 5 calendar days at polling places and state websites stating votes for that candidate will not be counted

Prohibits presidential electors from voting for or pledging votes to any disqualified candidate; if a party's presidential nominee becomes ineligible, the party forfeits all electoral votes pledged to that candidate

Creates misdemeanor offenses with minimum $500 fines for publishing ballot information from another person's cast ballot or disseminating political advertisements supporting/opposing a disqualified candidate after the 5th day following disqualification

Effective date of November 1, 2025