Oklahoma voters can cast ballots in the November 3 General Election from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday.
Voters can find their assigned polling place and review a sample ballot through the OK Voter Portal.
The ballot includes state and federal races, State Questions 845 and 847, and judicial retention questions. Some voters will also have local races, county questions or other propositions to decide.
Because this is a general election, voters may choose any candidate on their ballot regardless of party affiliation or whether they are registered as independents.
Voters must show proof of identity when checking in. The State Election Board provides a list of accepted identification and identification requirements. Those without valid identification may request a provisional ballot.
Assistance is available for voters who have a physical disability, are infirm or cannot read or write. Those voters may request an assistant or use the accessible device attached to the voting machine to cast their ballot privately and independently. Voters needing assistance should speak with a precinct official.
For questions about voting, contact your County Election Board or the State Election Board at (405) 521-2391 or info@elections.ok.gov.
