Oklahoma HB3091 mandates elected county officials to reside in their jurisdiction for at least 80% of their term.
Oklahoma HB3091 requires elected county officials to maintain a principal residence within their jurisdiction for at least 80% of their term. Failure to comply is considered dereliction of duty, allowing county commissioners and district attorneys to initiate removal proceedings. The bill codifies this requirement in Oklahoma Statutes as Section 131.2 of Title 19.
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