Oklahoma SB659 establishes the Voter Registration Integrity Act, requiring verification of voter citizenship and residency before registration.
Oklahoma SB659, the Voter Registration Integrity Act, mandates state agencies to verify the citizenship and residency of individuals before providing voter registration materials. Agencies must document and retain these verification records for at least five years. The act also outlines penalties for violations, including fines and imprisonment, and requires the Secretary of the State Election Board to oversee compliance. State agencies must submit annual compliance reports to the State Election Board.
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