Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-7-108: Electioneering prohibited

A. No person shall be allowed to electioneer within three

hundred (300) feet of the entrance to a polling place or in-person

absentee voting site or a person who is standing in line to vote

outside the polling place or in-person absentee voting site while an

election is in progress. No person or persons except election

officials, voters registered and voting at the polling place or in-

person absentee voting site, a minor child or dependent accompanying

such voters and other persons authorized by law shall be allowed to

remain inside the election enclosure or within fifty (50) feet of

the entrance to a polling place or in-person absentee voting site

while an election is in progress. No printed material other than

that provided by the election board shall be publicly placed or

exposed within three hundred (300) feet of the entrance to a polling

place or in-person absentee voting site while an election is in

progress.

B. For purposes of this title:

1. “Electioneering” means:

a. advocating directly for or against a candidate or

question that is or will be on the ballot at any

election, either verbally or with visual materials,

signs or clothing, audio recordings, electronic

communication, or any other type of communication, or

b. collecting signatures for a petition to place an issue

or question on a future ballot or soliciting contact

information or distributing information for any

candidate or issue that might be on a future ballot;

and

2. “Election enclosure” means the areas of a polling place

where voters sign the precinct registry and are issued ballots,

where voting booths are located, where a voting device or ballot box

is located, and any room, hallway or other space wherein such

activities take place.