Prisons and reformatories; Oklahoma Department of Corrections; electronic record; Oklahoma State Data Center; census geography; effective date.

Summary

The bill directs the Oklahoma Department of Corrections to keep an electronic record for each person in custody that includes their last known address, race/ethnicity, and adult status. In census years the department must send anonymized data to the Oklahoma State Data Center, which will reassign incarcerated individuals to that address for redistricting. The adjusted counts will be used by the Legislative Apportionment Commission and local governments when drawing electoral districts, but not for allocating state or federal funds.

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