Oklahoma SB384 mandates documentation for blind voters to receive accessible absentee ballots electronically.
Oklahoma SB384 amends absentee voting laws to require blind voters to provide physician documentation to receive accessible absentee ballots electronically. The bill specifies that the electronic delivery system must allow voters to mark their ballots privately and independently using their personal computers. The absentee ballot must be accompanied by an executed affidavit and returned to the county election board. The act updates statutory references and takes effect January 1, 2026.
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