This bill amends Section 14-115.4 of Title 26 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which pertains to in-person absentee voting. The key change is the increase in the number of days for in-person absentee voting from the previous two days to a new total of fourteen calendar days immediately preceding any election conducted by a county election board. Additionally, the bill updates statutory language to reflect this change and streamline the voting process.

The bill also includes provisions for registered voters applying for in-person absentee ballots, requiring them to provide proof of identity or sign a statement under oath if they cannot produce such proof. It establishes procedures for absentee voting boards, including the handling of ballots and electronic results storage media. The effective date for this legislation is set for January 1, 2026.