Primary Elections are right around the corner, and we want to encourage you to exercise your right to vote by going to the polls on June 16. Over the next couple of weeks, we encourage you to stay informed and engaged: below we’ve compiled a list of resources and information to help equip you ahead of the election.
OK Voter Portal: Sample Ballot, Polling Location, and More
You can find more information about your polling location, voting history, special election(s), and affiliation—as well as sample ballot(s)—on OK Voter Portal, linked here. Simply enter your first name, last name, and date of birth to access a variety of voter resources provided by the Oklahoma State Election Board.
Early Voting Information
Early Voting: In-person absentee voting or “early voting” is available to all voters (no excuse is needed). During a Primary Election, you can vote at your designated early voting location on Thursday (June 11), Friday (June 12), and Saturday (June 13). Keep in mind, the designated early voting locations are open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday.
Oklahoma Decides: Election Information Provided by the Oklahoma State Chamber
Need help finding more information about candidates? Our partners at the Oklahoma State Chamber have created a comprehensive candidate guide, Oklahoma Decides (linked here) where you can learn more about candidates, watch interviews, and read up on each of the state questions included on your ballot.
Register to Vote
Not registered to vote? While the deadline to vote in the Primary Election on June 16 has passed, it’s not too late to make your voice heard in the next election! Register to vote before October 9 in order to participate in the General Elections on November 3. You can find more information about registering by visiting Oklahoma State Election Board’s website, linked here.
