Conduct of elections; requiring signing of certain oath; authorizing provisional ballot for certain persons; requiring update of voter registration. Effective date.

SB 153 requires Oklahoma voters to sign an oath at polling places confirming their current physical address before receiving a ballot. Voters who cannot attest to this address will receive a provisional ballot but must update their registration immediately to vote again. The bill also mandates that precinct registries (including electronic records) be kept for 24 months and made publicly accessible. These changes apply directly to voters in Oklahoma elections and aim to ensure accurate voter registration data. The law takes effect January 1, 2026.