Uh Oh. Oklahoma Election Board Warns Of Fake Voter Registrations. Saw this today: State Election Board Secretary Warns Voters of "Fake" Voter Registration Applications (Oklahoma City) –State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax issued a warning to Oklahomans today to beware of “fake” voter registration applications. Counties around the state have received several invalid voter registration applications, which were generated from a website called Register2Vote.org. Anyone know about Register2Vote? EDIT 6pm CDT.   Someone got ants in their pants... " State Election Board Secretary Cautions Voters About Unapproved Voter Registration Applications EDITOR’S NOTE: This press release has been revised following a conversation between Register2Vote Executive Director, Jeremy Smith and Oklahoma State Election Board Secretary, Paul Ziriax. (Oklahoma City) –State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax cautioned Oklahomans today about unapproved voter registration applications generated from a website called Register2Vote.org, but said a solution is in the works. Under Oklahoma state law, only the official National Mail Voter Registration Application and the Oklahoma Voter Registration Application are accepted in this state. “I have spoken with the director of Register2Vote.org. I now believe the organization had good intentions and did not deliberately seek to provide Oklahomans with forms that are not valid under our law. Oklahoma election officials will work with Register2Vote.org to ensure that in the future any voter registration applications provided to Oklahomans are valid and approved for use in our state,” Ziriax said. Oklahomans who submitted an unapproved application generated by Register2Vote.org to their County Election Board will be mailed a letter from the Secretary of the County Election Board explaining why the application was rejected, along with an official Oklahoma Voter Registration Application to ensure the citizens get registered to vote. Voters who believe they submitted an unapproved form or need to register to vote can also download a valid application from the State Election Board website at elections.ok.gov. "