Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-10-101: Nomination of Presidential Electors - Certification

A. The nominees for Presidential Electors of any recognized

political party shall be selected at a convention of the party in a

manner to be determined by the party.

B. The nominees for Presidential Electors shall be certified by

the chair of the party to the Secretary of the State Election Board

no later than July 15 of a presidential election year.

C. Failure of a political party to properly certify the names

of its nominees for Presidential Electors within the time specified

shall bar such party from placing any candidates for Presidential

Electors on the ballot at the General Election.

D. 1. A recognized political party shall certify its nominees

for President of the United States and Vice President of the United

States to the Secretary of the State Election Board no later than

seventy-five (75) days prior to the date of the General Election to

ensure the State Election Board and the county election boards have

sufficient time to meet the deadline for sending absentee ballots to

uniformed services voters pursuant to federal and state law.

2. If the nominating convention of a recognized political party

is scheduled to conclude after the deadline provided in paragraph 1

of this subsection, the Secretary may accept a provisional

certification of the party's nominees for President and Vice

President of the United States. A provisional certification must be

received by the Secretary prior to the deadline, and the party shall

provide the official certification of nominees to the Secretary upon

the adjournment of the convention.