Oklahoma’s Voter ID law took effect July 1. All voters are now required to produce proof of identity before casting a ballot whether voting at a regular polling place or voting early at the County Election Board. Acceptable identification includes documents issued by the federal, state or a tribal government that includes the voter’s name, photograph, and an expiration date …
Tulsa League Names Unit Manager
Bernadette Riley, who has been active in the Tulsa League of Women Voters since 2005, has been appointed to be the League’s Unit Manager for the next year. As a retired teacher, Mrs. Riley brings some great experience to her job as Unit Manager. She will ensure that unit leaders have the materials they need to lead monthly discussions, and …
Voter Guide to Municipal Primary Election Now Online
Meet the candidates in the municipal primary election on Sept. 13. Be an informed voter! Read more.
Ruth K. Nelson is 2011 Pathfinder
Join us the evening of September 27 at Gilcrease Museum to honor the tremendous contributions Ruth K. Nelson has made to our community. For more than 20 years, Ms. Nelson’s name has been synonymous with the Tulsa Housing Authority where she has ushered in dramatic, positive changes to Tulsa’s public housing landscape. Reservations are now closed.  Click “read more” …
Voter ID: Don’t Let it Keep You From Voting
The new Voter ID law, which took effect July 1, allows many different forms of identification to be used, including voter registration cards issued by the county election board.