Oklahoma SB273 modifies absentee voting procedures, extending in-person voting days and updating polling place requirements.
Oklahoma SB273 amends absentee voting rules by extending the period for in-person absentee voting and requiring the designation of multiple polling places in certain counties. Registered voters can now apply for in-person absentee ballots on additional days and times, including Wednesday through Friday before an election and Saturday during the three weeks before a General Election. The bill also mandates that absentee voting boards certify voter signatures and outlines procedures for handling electronic results storage media. This act takes effect on January 1, 2026.
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