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.
There are two local questions on the March 3 ballot, as well as the presidential primary. What will be on your ballot? Read more about who gets to vote on what questions and take heed to get your absentee ballot if you need one.
If you live in Oklahoma City, today is your chance to support the most comprehensive MAPS package to date by voting YES at the polls in support of MAPS 4.
If you’re reading this blog post on the first day it was posted, then today’s a very important day for OKC. We get to vote on MAPS 4.
The people of Oklahoma City went to the polls on Tuesday and approved the latest MAPS proposal by a 72% to 28% vote. Thank you to all the members of the YES for MAPS 4 Coalition for your hard work and help.
Early voting begins today, Dec 5, and continues on Friday, Dec. 6, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the county election board office in the county where you are registered to vote.
