Oklahoma HB1010 modernizes the presidential preference primary by allocating delegates based on vote percentages and requiring political parties to.
Oklahoma HB1010, the Presidential Preference Primary Modernization Act of 2025, revises the rules for allocating delegates in the presidential preference primary. It mandates that delegates be awarded based on the percentage of votes each candidate receives, with candidates needing at least 15% of the vote to receive any delegates. If no candidate reaches 15%, the candidate with the most votes in a district gets all the district's delegates. The statewide winner gets all the state's delegates.
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