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Tulsa County

Elections

Tulsa Public Schools, Board Member Office No. 3
Broken Arrow Public Schools, Board Member Office No. 5
City of Owasso, Council Member Ward No. 5

Propositions

Jenks Public Schools, Proposition Nos. 1-2
Owasso Public Schools, Proposition Nos. 1-2

Surrounding Counties

Creek County

City of Bristow, Council Member Ward No. 3
City of Bristow, Council Member Ward No. 3 (unexpired)

Allen-Bowden Public School, Proposition No. 1
Jenks Public Schools, Propositions Nos. 1-2

McIntosh County

City of Eufala, Proposition No. 1

Muskogee County

Braggs Public Schools, Proposition Nos. 1-2

Okmulgee County

Okmulgee County, Commissioner District No. 1 (unexpired) (R)
City of Okmulgee, Council Member At Large
Beggs Public Schools, Board Member Office No. 5

Preston Public Schools, Proposition No. 1
Wilson Public Schools, Proposition No. 1

Osage County

City of Pawhuska, Council Member Ward No. 1
City of Pawhuska, Council Member Ward No. 2
Tulsa Public Schools, Board Member Office No. 3

Avant Public Schools, Propositions Nos. 1-2
Prue Public School, Proposition No. 1

Rogers County

City of Owasso, Council Member Ward No. 5

Owasso Public Schools, Proposition Nos. 1-2

Wagoner County

Wagoner County Questions, Proposition No. 1

Broken Arrow Public Schools, Board Member Office No. 5

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The mission of the League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa is to provide non-partisan information about candidates for all elections in Tulsa County. In order to reach as many voters as possible, the League provides an online, mobile-friendly Voters’ Guide via the League’s innovative Vote411 website. All candidates with available email addresses were invited to participate. The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa does not edit or change responses in any way.