Oklahoma Regulations § 230:20-11-1 Responsibilities of the County Election Board Secretary under the County Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act
Regulation Text
(a)
The County Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act requires candidates for county office and elected county officers to file certain reports with the Secretary of the County Election Board. The Secretary of the County Election Board shall accept the reports, retain the original reports for four years, and shall make the reports available for public inspection and provide copies of the reports upon request as required by the Oklahoma Open Records Act. See
230:10-7-58
and
230:10-7-59
.
(b)
The Secretary of the County Election Board shall not be responsible for providing the necessary reporting forms to candidates or to county officers and also shall not be responsible for providing advice concerning the reporting requirements or the content of the reports. All necessary forms and all information about the requirements and responsibilities placed upon candidates for county office and elected county officers by the County Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure act are available on the Oklahoma Ethics Commission website (https://
www.ok.gov/ethics
).
(c)
The Secretary of the County Election Board shall not be responsible for enforcement of the County Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act. The Secretary of the County Election Board has no responsibility to remind any candidate or any elected county officer of report filing deadlines. Any person who wishes to make a complaint concerning any county candidate's or any elected county officer's failure to comply with the act shall be referred to the Oklahoma Ethics Commission.
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