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OK SB952
Bill
AI Summary
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School boards would be required (changed from "may") to furnish rooms in school buildings for use as polling places at no cost, matching the existing requirement for municipal governing boards
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Expands the list of medical professionals who can provide sworn statements for physically incapacitated voters to include physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and licensed midwives, in addition to physicians
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Incapacitated voters who become physically unable to vote in person after the absentee ballot deadline may request an absentee ballot with a sworn medical statement attesting to their condition
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Expected or likely confinement for childbirth on election day qualifies as sufficient cause for voting absentee under the incapacitated voter provision
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Effective date: November 1, 2025
Legislative Description
Elections; requiring school board to provide rooms as polling places; adding persons eligible to provide certain statement. Effective date.
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Judiciary
2/4/2025