§ 26 O.S. § 26-16-105Fraud

A. Any person who knowingly conspires to commit fraud or
perpetrates fraud, or who steals supplies used to conduct an
election, in order to change a voter's vote, or to change the
composition of the official ballot or ballots, or to change the
counting of the ballots, or to change the certification of the
results of an election, shall be deemed guilty of a Class D1 felony
offense.
B. At every precinct there shall be posted information,
provided by the State Election Board, which states the penalties for
voter fraud and states that, if voter fraud is suspected, complaints
should be reported to the State Election Board.
C. The State Election Board shall, upon receiving the
complaint:
1. Document such complaint and request the name and mailing
address of the person making the complaint;
2. Send a letter to the person making the complaint, stating
the penalties for voter fraud and the option of contacting the
district attorney in the county where such fraud is suspected; and
3. Provide the district attorney’s name and phone number.
D. All information relating to voter complaints shall remain
confidential until after the complaint has resulted in a conviction
or a plea of guilty or nolo contendere.