Elections; presidential candidate; ballot; constitutional eligibility requirements; effective date.

HB 3918 would require Oklahoma to remove any presidential candidate from the ballot if they violate federal constitutional eligibility requirements for the presidency (such as being a natural-born citizen or meeting age requirements). This bill directly affects presidential candidates running in Oklahoma elections by barring them from the ballot if they fail to meet U.S. constitutional standards. The law would take effect on November 1, 2026, and codifies that ballot eligibility must align with the U.S. Constitution's requirements for the presidency. The bill does not create new eligibility standards but mandates that Oklahoma's ballot listing comply with existing federal constitutional rules.