Oklahoma HB3789 prohibits non-U.S. nationals from holding elected office in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma HB3789 establishes a new law prohibiting individuals who are nationals of any country other than the United States from holding any elected municipal, county, state, or other government office within the state. This law aims to ensure that only U.S. nationals can be elected to public office in Oklahoma. The act is set to become effective on November 1, 2026.
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