Absentee Voting

Application for absentee ballots must be made in writing or by using the Oklahoma State Election Board's Online Absentee Voting Application. Absentee ballot application forms are available from all county election boards and from the State Election Board.

Duties & Responsibilities

The Election Board is responsible for voter registration and conducting federal, state, county, municipal, and school district elections in Oklahoma County.

Board and administrative duties include:

• Supervising voter registration and maintaining registration records
• Receiving Declarations of Candidacy for county, municipal, and school district elections
• Hearing and deciding contests of candidacy and conducting election recounts
• Printing, testing, and distributing election ballots
• Programming, testing, and maintaining voting devices
• Training and appointing precinct election officials and absentee voting boards
• Locating, surveying and designating polling places
• Conducting mail-in and in-person absentee voting activities

 Board Members

David Glover - Chairman

Wayne Pettigrew - Vice Chairman

Doug Sanderson - Secretary

Gary Jones - Alternate

Ernest Wiggins - Alternate

Election Dates

*Note: The election calendar lists regularly scheduled election dates. Contact the Oklahoma County Election Board for more information about a specific election date.

2026-voter-information-calendar

Meetings & Agendas

As required by Section 311, Title 25 of the Oklahoma Statutes, the Oklahoma County Election Board holds regularly scheduled meetings.

• 2026 Notice of Regularly Scheduled Meetings
• View Election Board Meeting Dates & Agendas
• Fax:  (405) 713-7191
• Email

Newsroom

Voter Registration

https://oklahoma.gov/elections/voter-info/register-to-vote.html

Use the above link to view information on the following:

• Voter Eligibility
• How to Register
• Changing Your Registration
• Submitting Your Application
• Voter Identification Card
• Closed Primary System
• When to Register

Precinct Officials perform a valuable community service and ensure that the democratic process is performed with integrity.

You must be a registered voter in Oklahoma County, have reliable transportation and be available, on election days, from 6:00 am until at least an hour after the last voter has been processed.

All potential Precinct Officials must attend a mandatory training session.

If you are interested in becoming an Oklahoma County Precinct Official, please use the following link or QR Code

https://forms.office.com/g/1m48PeXQm0