The Election Board is encouraging people to request ballots now if they have concerns about in-person voting.
If approved by voters, SQ 805 would end the use of repeat sentence penalties for nonviolent offenses.
While the deadline to get your absentee ballot has passed, you still have time to make your plan for getting to the polls, with early voting starting on Thursday. Oh wait, you didn’t know there was an election on June 30? Read more about what’s on the ballot.
Any registered voter in Oklahoma may vote by absentee ballot to avoid the long lines and health concerns that might present themselves on Election Day.
The people elected to represent you matter, and 2020 provides an important opportunity for you to make your voice heard.
If you’re new to the area, it’s not too late to participate in the primary election. But act fast to get registered. Find out more about the June 30 election and what will be on the ballot.
Absentee voting can be more convenient for voters and keeps them away from potentially sick people.
The upcoming election ballots on March 3 will include more than just presidential hopefuls for residents of the City of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma and Cleveland Counties.
