Voter registration; requiring cancellation of voter registration under certain circumstances; requiring proof of citizenship for certain purposes; qualifications for access to certain list. Effective date.

Updated the document header to reflect the House Floor version and added the name of the House sponsor (Hamilton and Newton) to the bill title page.

Replaced the page footer text from 'Req. No. 1617' to 'SB1086 HFLR' and updated the header indicating bold face denotes committee amendments.

Adjusted line breaks and spacing throughout the document to align with the House Floor formatting standards.

Clarified the specific reasons for voter registration cancellation, including adding 'judicial determination of mental incapacitation' and 'being excused from jury duty for not being a citizen' as valid grounds.

Created a new requirement for the Secretary of State to compare voter registration lists with databases from federal, state, or local agencies to identify individuals who are not U.S. citizens.

Mandates that non-citizen voters receive a notice and must present proof of citizenship within 30 days, or their registration will be canceled and reported to prosecutors.

Restricted access to the voter registration list to bona fide residents, political party representatives, candidates, and others authorized by state law, requiring an application and attestation under penalty of perjury.

Added a prohibition against using the voter registration list for commercial purposes.

Removed the 'Proposed Oversight Committee Substitute' title and updated the document request number from 13468 to 13524.

Reformatted the title page and section headers to align with the House Committee Substitute version, removing redundant text.

Adjusted line numbers and spacing throughout the document to reflect the new versioning.

The list of reasons for voter registration cancellation was updated to explicitly include 'Registration in another county or state' and 'The surrendering of the voter's Oklahoma driver license' as valid grounds for cancellation.

The methods for submitting proof of citizenship were expanded to include 'facsimile' alongside mail and email, whereas the original text only listed mail and email.

The bill was entirely replaced with a new text version that includes updated header information, committee amendment markings, and page numbering consistent with the House of Representatives' proposed substitute.

The definition of 'proof of citizenship' remains tied to the REAL ID Act of 2005 standards, ensuring the legal standard for acceptable documents has not changed.

The definition of 'proof of citizenship' was broadened to include any document meeting the minimum standards of the REAL ID Act of 2005, rather than being limited to specific documents.

Access to the voter registration list now requires applicants to provide their email address and submit a sworn attestation under penalty of perjury that they meet legal requirements.

New restrictions prohibit recipients from using the voter list for commercial marketing or advertising purposes.

New restrictions prohibit recipients from knowingly sharing the voter list with foreign nationals, foreign commercial interests, or foreign government entities.

The bill was updated from an 'Engrossed' version to an 'Enrolled' final version, which includes the addition of new co-sponsors (Woolley and Wolfley) to the House.

The document title was updated from 'ENGROSSED HOUSE AMENDMENT' to 'ENGROSSED SENATE BILL NO. 1086' to reflect the bill's final passage through the legislature.

Page numbering and formatting were adjusted to align with the final engrossed version of the bill.

The specific line noting 'House Coauthor: Woolley' was removed as the bill is now in its final Senate version.

Changed the requirement for the Secretary of State to compare voter lists with citizenship databases from mandatory ('shall compare') to permissive ('may compare').

Modified the process for submitting proof of citizenship to allow voters to submit legible copies via mail, email, or other secure methods approved by the Secretary, rather than requiring in-person appearance only.

Added new authority for the Secretary of State to promulgate rules and procedures necessary to implement the citizenship verification section.

Added a specific definition for 'proof of citizenship' requiring documents to meet the minimum standards of the REAL ID Act of 2005.