The Tulsa County Election Board recently unveiled the new high-tech voting machines with an open house for voters to test the Hart International devices. Tulsa League Board Vice President Gloria Caldwell checked out the long-promised technology and reports that voters should be pleased. The new machines are: Outwardly sleek; Less prone to kick out a ballot because of a random …
Spring Program Schedule Deals Mainly With Privatization of Government Services
The February Unit meetings will focus on what municipal services, functions and assets should never be privatized. Materials will include the executive summary of the KPMG study recently commissioned by the City of Tulsa as well as relevant excerpts from a research paper on privatization prepared for the Florida State Legislature. February study materials are here. The March Unit meetings …
Voter Guides Online: School Board and House District 71 Elections
The League’s voter guides for the February 14 school board elections and the Oklahoma House District 71 special election are now online.
Thank you 2011 Donors!
The Tulsa League of Women Voters relies on the generous support of many in the community and beyond. In these times of deep political divides in our country, the non-partisan, trusted work of the League is more vital than ever and the financial support we receive more important than ever. Without these donors we could not accomplish our important work …
Try the New Voting Machines Jan. 9-13
The Tulsa County Election Board is holding a mock election from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Jan. 9-13 at the election board offices to give voters the opportunity to try out the new voting machines that will be used for the first time in the Feb. 14 school board elections. According to a press release from the election board, the …