Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-15-102: Election - Notice - Cost - Election on same proposition

within four (4) months after defeat prohibited.

The board of education shall call an election, to be conducted

by the county election board in all respects as other elections, for

the purpose of taking the sense of the district upon the question of

issuing such bonds, naming in the proclamation of such election the

amount of bonds to be voted on and the purpose for which they are to

be issued; and it shall cause to be published in a newspaper of

general circulation in said district the time and place of such

election, such notices to be given at least ten (10) days before

such election. In all instances where proclamations for elections

for boards of education are required by statute of the mayor of a

city, and in all instances where elections for boards of education

are provided for by statute wherein the mayor and city clerk are

denominated, the president of the board of education shall be

substituted for the mayor and the clerk of the board of education

shall be substituted for the city clerk. Boards of education are

hereby declared to be free and independent of cities in all matters

relating to school elections legally called upon all school matters,

and presidents of boards of education shall have full power to issue

proclamations calling school elections; provided, that no election

shall be called on the same proposition within four (4) months after

such proposition has been defeated at an election by the school

district electors. The provisions of this act as to the waiting

period shall not apply where the school facilities have been

destroyed by an act of God. The cost of such elections, together

with the cost of such proclamations, publication, notices or other

expenses required, shall be legal costs of boards of education.