Political contributions; advocacy organizations; political parties; disclosure; Oklahoma Ethics Commission; effective date.

HB 3568 requires advocacy organizations (like 501(c) nonprofits) and political parties to disclose contributions exceeding $100 annually to Oklahoma elected officials, candidates, or their immediate family members. It also mandates that officials and candidates disclose receiving over $100 in contributions from these groups. The bill specifies detailed disclosure requirements, including the payor’s name, amount, purpose, and whether a contract was involved, while prohibiting "structuring" payments to avoid the $100 threshold. Violations may result in civil penalties up to $10,000 per offense, and the Oklahoma Ethics Commission will enforce these rules starting November 1, 2026.