From registering to vote to researching the candidates and issues to the big day, the LWVMT is here to help you out with our 2024 Election Guide and FAQ.
Press Release: Vote411.org Voters’ Guide for Tulsa County Elections on Feb. 8
“Vote411.org is a one-stop place for voters to easily find all the candidate information they need,” said Lacey Thompson, chair of voter services for the League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa. “In today’s complicated world, vote411.org enables voters to hear directly from candidates in a straightforward and digestible way.”
An Update from the LWVMT
I’m not saying anything new when I say we don’t know how things will continue to evolve with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic. But one thing is for sure – we will have an election in November. Even during the Civil War and the 1918 flu epidemic, general elections were never cancelled. We don’t know what the 2020 election will …
Voting Rights Advocates Settle Matter Alleging NVRA Violations
Over the past year, the League worked with a variety of organizations to ensure the Oklahoma State Election Board was complying with certain statutes of National Voter Registration Act. As of today, we can announce that a settlement has been reached to provide more effective voter registration opportunities to citizens throughout the state. Find all of the information here.
Meet the Member: Elizabeth Harris
Want to know who makes the League special? We’ve started an initiative to feature our membership on our “Meet the Member Mondays” blog series. Check back often to learn more about our members, see the diversity of our membership and see why they think the League’s work is important. Name: Elizabeth Harris Day job: Data Analyst for Growing Together 3 …