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

This bill changes how Oklahoma counts incarcerated people for redistricting. It requires the Oklahoma Department of Corrections to collect inmates' last known Oklahoma addresses and send anonymized demographic data to the State Data Center during census years. The data will adjust population figures so incarcerated people are counted at their home addresses (not prison locations) for legislative and local district boundaries. If an inmate's address is outside Oklahoma or unknown, they are excluded from local population totals. This ensures districts reflect where people actually live, not where they are imprisoned.