Absentee voting; requiring certain documentation to receive certain absentee ballot. Effective date.

SB 384 requires blind voters in Oklahoma to provide physician documentation confirming blindness (as defined in state law) to receive an accessible absentee ballot. The bill mandates that these ballots be delivered electronically or by mail, with voters marking them privately on their own devices and returning them with a signed affidavit. It also imposes felony penalties for people who falsely claim eligibility for this special ballot process. This bill directly affects blind voters seeking accessible absentee voting and changes how election officials verify and process these ballots.