Oklahoma HB1515 requires absentee ballot applicants to state why they cannot vote in person and specify the election date.
Oklahoma HB1515 amends absentee ballot application procedures. It mandates that applicants declare why they cannot vote in person on election day. Additionally, applicants must specify the election date for which they request the absentee ballot. The Secretary of the State Election Board will create a form for the required statement. Failure to submit this statement results in application denial. The bill also specifies that the application is valid only for the listed election date. The changes take effect November 1, 2025.
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