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OK HB4287
Bill
Status
2/2/2026
Primary Sponsor
Andy Fugate
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AI Summary
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Oklahoma Department of Corrections must maintain electronic records for all inmates including last-known address, race/ethnicity, Hispanic/Latino origin, and whether 18 years or older
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During Federal Decennial Census years, the Department must transmit anonymized inmate data to the Oklahoma State Data Center, which will also request equivalent data from federal correctional facilities in Oklahoma
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Oklahoma State Data Center must prepare adjusted redistricting population data that reallocates incarcerated persons to their last-known Oklahoma address rather than counting them at the prison location
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Oklahoma Legislative Apportionment Commission and all political subdivisions must use the adjusted data when drawing state legislative, congressional, and local government districts
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Incarcerated persons with unknown addresses or last-known addresses outside Oklahoma are excluded from local population totals; adjusted data must be published within 30 days of receiving federal census data and cannot be used for state or federal funding allocation
Legislative Description
Prisons and reformatories; Oklahoma Department of Corrections; electronic record; Oklahoma State Data Center; census geography; effective date.
Last Action
Referred to Public Safety
2/3/2026