This bill amends various sections of the Oklahoma voter registration laws to enhance the voter registration process and improve the maintenance of voter registration records. Key changes include the requirement for voter registration applications to include additional information such as whether the applicant has previously registered to vote in another state, their previous address of residence, and a statement requesting the cancellation of their prior registration. The bill also mandates that county election boards transmit specific information about newly registered voters who were previously registered in another state to the State Election Board, ensuring that the registration process is streamlined and that duplicate registrations are minimized.

Furthermore, the bill modifies the reasons for voter registration cancellation, now including the receipt of information from another state indicating that a voter has registered there. It also establishes a requirement for the Secretary of the State Election Board to issue public reports on the number of notices sent to other states regarding voter registrations and the status of voters who have applied to register in another state. The bill declares an emergency, allowing it to take effect immediately upon passage and approval, thereby ensuring prompt implementation of these changes to enhance the integrity and efficiency of the voter registration system in Oklahoma.