House Bill No. 2106, introduced by Osburn, amends existing election laws in Oklahoma, specifically targeting the scheduling of elections by political subdivisions. The bill stipulates that no election required to be conducted by any county election board shall be scheduled for a day other than Tuesday. It modifies the allowed dates for regular and special elections, removing the provision for elections to fill elective offices and replacing it with a broader allowance for elections for any purpose. The bill also updates the specific dates on which elections may be held, changing the second Tuesday of September to the third Tuesday of June, and the second Tuesday of November to the fourth Tuesday of August, among other adjustments.

Additionally, the bill introduces new provisions regarding special elections called by the Governor, limiting the dates for such elections to those specified in the amended section. It allows for additional dates in the event of a vacancy in certain offices or during a declared emergency. The bill also establishes requirements for municipalities and other entities to file resolutions for elections, ensuring they do so at least 75 days prior to the election date. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.