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Bill Modifying Election Dates Sent to Senate - Oklahoma Farm Report

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A measure modifying the dates for certain elections has successfully passed the House floor and is now one step closer to becoming law. Rep. Mike Osburn, R-Edmond, introduced House Bill 2106 to increase voter participation in all elections while ensuring Oklahomans have plenty of opportunities to cast their votes. Under the current system, there are 12 possible election dates in odd-numbered years and seven in even-numbered years. House Bill 210…

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Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton Secures Passage of Senate Bill 652 to Enhance Election Consistency and Voter Turnout

Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton Secures Passage of Senate Bill 652 to Enhance Election Consistency and Voter Turnout Alex.Gerszewski Tue, 03/25/2025 - 15:39 OKLAHOMA CITY – In a move to create a more predictable and accessible voting process, Senate Pro Tempore Lonnie Paxton, R-Tuttle, today passed Senate Bill 652 off the Senate Floor. Senate Bill 652 is a measure aimed at increasing voter turnout through a more consistent and targeted election schedule…

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House, Senate negotiators reach compromise on limiting bond elections

House and Senate negotiators on Monday agreed to a deal that gives cities and school districts one more date for holding a bond election. A House-Senate conference committee tentatively agreed to a bill restricting bond elections to either a primary or general election or at a special election that would be held on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in March. The new compromise bill would apply to all special elections regardless of th…

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