Oklahoma Supreme Court’s Voter ID ruling

Name: STATE GOVT: State Board of Education Meeting
Start: 2024-09-26
End: 2024-09-26
Location: Oliver Hodge Education Building - 2500 N Lincoln Blvd (Room 1-20)

Emily Davis February 13, 2014 News, News and Updates

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled that a Tulsa County voter has legal standing to challenge the state’s Voter ID law. See the Tulsa League’s response to the recent ruling here.

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VOTER REGISTRATION: Tulsa Educare – Kendall-Whittier

COMMUNITY: Tulsa Voter Coalition Meeting