Ethics Commission; requiring Ethics Commission to promulgate certain rules. Effective date.
SB 763 requires Oklahoma's Ethics Commission to create rules mandating disclosure of spending on local ballot initiatives and referendums (like city-level proposals), similar to existing state-level reporting rules. This directly affects municipalities, local campaign groups, and voters involved in local ballot measures. The bill defines "municipal ballot measure" as initiatives or referendums under Oklahoma law and sets an effective date of November 1, 2025. The key change is standardizing financial transparency for local ballot campaigns under the Ethics Commission's oversight.
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Introduced Feb 3, 2025
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Nikki Nice
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