Reporting of voting procedures; creating the Voter Roll Integrity and Maintenance Act; requiring certain reports. Effective date.

SB 735, the "Voter Roll Integrity and Maintenance Act," requires Oklahoma county and state election officials to submit annual reports detailing efforts to maintain accurate voter rolls. County election boards must report by January 15 each year to the state, and the state must submit a statewide report by January 31 to the governor and legislature. These reports must include data on removing non-citizens or ineligible voters, coordination with other agencies, and recommendations for improving voter registration processes. The state must publish the annual report online within 30 days to ensure public transparency, with penalties for late submissions.