The Voters’ Guide for August 23 Run-off Primary & Special Elections is now available on Vote411.org. Vote411 offers a one-stop shop for voter information and lets candidates communicate directly with voters. All candidates are invited to participate. Responses are published as-is, no edits or changes are made.
The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa is currently accepting questions for Board of Education and Municipal candidates for the 2022 Primary Election on February 8, 2022.
Upcoming candidate forums for August 25 Election The LWVMT is currently in the prepping stage for upcoming candidate forums for the August 25 Election which includes races for Mayor and seven of the nine Tulsa City Council seats. At this time, we are accepting questions from the public. Questions are for all candidates and should not single a particular candidate …
On March 27, the Tulsa City Council voted unanimously to pass a resolution in support of the Equal Rights Amendment. The resolution declares the Mayor and Council’s support of Oklahoma’s ratification of the amendment and urges the Oklahoma State Legislature to ratify it during its current session.
Join the League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa as the Tulsa City Council discusses and votes on a Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) Resolution. Currently 37 states have ratified the ERA and only one more is needed to include this amendment in the U.S. Constitution. We encourage supporters to wear white, the historical color of choice for women’s rights, to …