Oklahoma SB329 establishes alternative procedures for executing absentee ballot affidavits and requires an opportunity to cure defective applications.
Oklahoma SB329 amends absentee ballot procedures by allowing voters to attach a photocopy of a form of identification instead of having their signature notarized. It also mandates that voters receive notice of rejection and an opportunity to correct any defects in their application or affidavit. The bill repeals the previous requirement for notarized signatures and updates related statutory language. Effective date is not specified in the provided text.
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