Tulsa County Residents can download a Voter Registration Application HERE or use the OK Voter Portal Registration Wizard HERE. The Tulsa Election Board must receive it by close of business TODAY. They are located at 555. N Denver Ave. Information on Absentee Ballot voting can be found HERE. It is quick, easy, and there’s no requirement for requesting to vote …
EDIT: The Senate is currently discussing SB 210 (formerly SB 1779). Please contact your Senators ASAP. Action needed today! Moving swiftly to negate Monday’s Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling, Oklahoma lawmakers expect to push legislation through the House of Representatives that would reinstate the notarization requirement. SB 1779 bill would largely overturn the Supreme Court’s decision on absentee ballot notarization. SB 1779 …
The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa commends the Tulsa World for its editorial on April 10 encouraging the Oklahoma Legislature to reconsider state absentee laws requiring notary seals for the 2020 election cycle. Oklahoma is one of only two states that require absentee ballots be notarized in order to be counted on Election Day. In light of the …