Oklahoma SB386 prohibits the state or political subdivisions from enacting ranked choice voting methods.
Oklahoma SB386 prohibits the state or any political subdivision from enacting voting methods that allow voters to rank candidates in order of preference and tabulate ballots in multiple rounds. The bill declares such ordinances void and provides for enforcement through the Attorney General. It also allows for civil actions by aggrieved parties, including candidates, and authorizes the award of court costs and reasonable attorney fees to the prevailing party. The bill declares an emergency and states it shall take effect immediately upon passage and approval.
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