Voters in 25 Oklahoma counties are participating in Election Day, with polling places open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Many ballots include school and municipal propositions, as well as a county question in Bryan County. A Republican primary for State Senate District 8 is also on the ballot.
To find their polling location and confirm eligibility, voters can use the OK Voter Portal. They must provide proof of identity at the polling place, with a list of accepted forms available on the State Election Board website. Voters without valid ID can request a provisional ballot.
Assistance is available for those with disabilities, blindness, or illiteracy, either through an assistant or an ATI device attached to the voting machine. Voters needing help should notify a precinct official or contact their County Election Board.
For more information on the elections, a full list is available on the State Election Board website. Stay tuned for coverage of the $90 million Moore Norman Technology Center bond on the ballot in the special election on Tuesday.
Overall, it is crucial for eligible voters to exercise their right to vote and participate in shaping the future of their communities and the state. Make your voice heard by casting your ballot today.
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