Oklahoma HB1300 allows absentee voters to cast provisional ballots under certain conditions.
Oklahoma HB1300 amends election laws to allow absentee voters to cast provisional ballots if their absentee ballot has not been received by election day or if they received a notice of rejection on or before election day. This provision applies to in-person provisional ballots cast at polling places or in-person absentee voting sites. The provisional ballot will only be counted if the absentee ballot was not received by the statutory deadline or if the absentee voter's valid voter registration in the party for which the provisional ballot was cast is confirmed.
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