Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-4-120.4: Convicted felons - Cancellation of registration -

Liability.

A. The Secretary of the State Election Board shall accept

written notice from the United States Attorney of persons convicted

of felonies in a district court of the United States. The Secretary

of the State Election Board shall cause the voter registrations of

persons listed in the written notice to be cancelled in the county

of the person’s residence and shall notify the secretary of the

appropriate county election board of the cancellation.

B. The court clerk in each county shall prepare a list monthly

of all persons convicted in the county of a felony and shall

transmit the list to the secretary of the county election board.

The list shall include information necessary to identify a person on

the list as a registered voter prescribed by the Secretary of the

State Election Board. The secretary shall cancel the registration

of registered voters in the county included on the list. The

secretary of the county election board shall forward the names of

any persons on the list who are not residents of the county to the

Secretary of the State Election Board. The Secretary of the State

Election Board shall cause the voter registrations of persons from a

list who are forwarded to the Secretary to be cancelled in the

county of the person’s residence.

C. The Secretary of the State Election Board, secretaries of

county election boards, and their agents and employees shall not be

held civilly liable for any action taken based upon information

concerning felony convictions received from a United States Attorney

or a county court clerk pursuant to subsections A and B of this

section if a reasonable effort was made to make an accurate match of

the information provided with voter registration records before

canceling any voter’s registration.