The nonpartisan election will decide who represents Districts 1, 2 and 7 as well as the new Chairperson on the School Board for the next four-year term, which begins in April 2021.
The nonpartisan election will decide who represents Wards 1, 3 and 4 on the Council for the next four-year term, which begins in April 2021.
Ever wondered about how the city’s government is structured and who makes decisions? Read on for a quick overview on Oklahoma City’s government, its Council and the role of the Mayor.
To check or update your registration status, use the Oklahoma State Election Board’s OK Voter Portal.
Were you planning to vote by mail? If so, today is the last day to request your ballot. But if you need more information about voting, including getting a look at the ballot, read more here.
Registration for the Oklahoma City University Meinders School of Business Leadership & Public Administration Certificate Programs will open Oct. 26 to anyone seeking elected office or those wanting to learn more about what it is like to serve as an elected official on a school board, city council or state legislature.
Have you made a plan for voting on Nov. 3? You can also vote earlier and be around fewer people. Read about your options for casting your ballot.
What’s more patriotic than firing off all the firecrackers you can on July 4? Voting, of course! Read through this check list to see if you’re ready for Nov. 3.
