OK SB602

Defines "disqualifying crime" as any felony or embezzlement-related misdemeanor under U.S. or state law, and "disqualifying event" as conviction, guilty plea, nolo contendere plea, or pending charges/indictments for such crimes

Prohibits presidential electors from voting for or pledging votes to any presidential candidate who has experienced a disqualifying event, automatically decertifying such candidates from the Oklahoma ballot

Requires the State Election Board to issue notice of ineligibility within 5 calendar days of becoming aware of a disqualifying event, posting notices at polling places and on state websites stating votes for the decertified candidate will not be counted

Creates misdemeanor offenses with minimum $500 fines for publishing ballot information from another person's cast ballot or for disseminating political advertisements supporting/opposing a decertified candidate more than 5 days after disqualification becomes known

Nullifies elector pledges when a presidential or vice presidential nominee becomes ineligible, allowing electors to vote for any eligible certified candidate without creating a vacancy, effective November 1, 2025