Bill No. 890 proposes amendments to various sections of the Oklahoma statutes concerning campaign finance and financial disclosures for municipalities, counties, and technology center districts. Key changes include the transfer of responsibilities from municipal clerks and county election boards to the Ethics Commission, the removal of notarization requirements for statements of organization, and the elimination of processing fees. The bill also modifies posting requirements for financial disclosures and updates statutory references to ensure consistency across the Municipal Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act, the County Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act, and the Technology Center District and Independent School District Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act.

Significantly, the bill inserts the term "Financial" into the title of the Technology Center District and Independent School District Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act and replaces references to the "school district clerk" with the "Ethics Commission." This centralizes oversight under the Ethics Commission, aligning the requirements for campaign committees and school district political committees with those for candidate committees at the state level. Furthermore, all statements of organization and reports of contributions and expenditures will be public records maintained for four years, and the Ethics Commission will have the authority to handle complaints and impose penalties for late filings. The bill is scheduled to take effect on November 1, 2025.