The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa urges county voters to support the two propositions on the Tues., April 1 ballot. If passed, these propositions will fund the construction of a new juvenile facility, including a court and detention center, and additions to the Tulsa jail to combat unsafe conditions for police officers, staff and inmates in the overcrowded …
The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa honored Professor Rodger A. Randle, director of the Center for Studies in Democracy and Culture at University of Oklahoma-Tulsa, as the 2014 Pathfinder Award recipient on April 22. Professor Randle was being honored for his outstanding contributions in both public service and higher education at the city, state and national levels. Highlighted …
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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The Voters’ Guide for the 2014 Tulsa County Annual School Board Election is now available on our ‘Publications‘ page. The election will be held February 11.