League of Women Voters of Oklahoma

10/20/2026

Shoutout to the amazing people behind our elections! From processing registrations to recruiting poll workers and preparing ballots, your hard work keeps us going. We are so grateful for everything you do!

10/20/2026

The 2026 midterm election is coming up on Tuesday, November 3, and the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma has put together a nonpartisan voter guide featuring FAQs and candidate information available in print or online at okvoterguide.com. The guide is available in Spanish and English.

Races on the ballot include many state-level leadership positions including Oklahoma governor, attorney general, and superintendent of public instruction, along with a US Senate seat and US House of Representative seats. State House and Senate seats are also on the ballot, along with races for judges, county and city offices, and state questions.

The league encourages voters to meet candidates in person, attend candidate forums and debates, watch recorded interviews and events, and connect through campaign websites to learn about candidates directly—instead of from unvetted sources that might not be authentic. Voters must have an up-to-date photo ID to cast a ballot.

Kirkpatrick Foundation has supported the publication of the guide each general election cycle since 2016.

10/18/2026

10/17/2026

Today, the League of Women Voters, Campaign Legal Center, and state and local Leagues nationwide – including the League of Women Voters Charleston – secured a permanent court victory protecting our ability to register new U.S. citizens to vote at naturalization ceremonies. 🗳️🎉

A federal court in Maryland permanently blocked the USCIS rule that barred civic groups like ours from offering this service.

In 2024, the League registered more than 15% of all new American citizens to vote at naturalization ceremonies, part of a decades-long tradition of welcoming new Americans into our democracy on Day 1 of citizenship. This ruling means we can keep showing up, just like we always have.

👉 Read the full release: lwv.org/newsroom/press-releases/league-women-voters-campaign-legal-center-secure-permanent-victory

10/16/2026

The League of Women Voters of Oklahoma does NOT support State Questions 845 and 847.

SQ 845, if passed, would degrade current restrictions that provide checks and balances for avoiding the possibility of corruption in the nominating process for judiciary appointments.
SQ 847, if passed, would impact local communities ability to invest in public schools and other essential local services, especially in rural areas.

For LWVOK statement: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vcM0UH6yMHBUXHsTkm1KSrZ9Wv5-RgsG/view?usp=sharing

10/15/2026

October 17, we are taking our power back the old-fashioned way: together, early, and with ballots in hand. No Kings means nobody gets a throne while the rest of us fight for our rights. Get registered. Vote early. Bring your crew. https://www.nokings.org/

10/14/2026

Be Vote Ready! Is getting an absentee ballot part of your voting plan? The deadline for applying for an absentee ballot for the November 3rd election is October 19th! Note: if you already applied for absentee ballots for the entire calendar year, you don't have to reapply.

Apply for your absentee ballot on the Oklahoma Voter Portal

https://okvoterportal.okelections.gov/

10/14/2026

🔗 tinyurl.com/SQWatchParty

Join LWV Metropolitan Tulsa for a free watch party of the State Question Town Hall presented by Oklahoma Policy Institute on October 20, 2026, at Pittman Hall at Bedford House. Doors at 5:00pm with light appetizers and drinks before the livestream begins at 6:00pm.

10/08/2026

Check your voter registration NOW! It will take only a couple of minutes on the Oklahoma Voter Portal! Your vote 🗳️ is your voice and it matters!

https://okvoterportal.okelections.gov/

10/07/2026

🚨 The deadline to register to vote, or to update an existing registration, is Friday. Check your registration NOW on the Oklahoma Voter Portal

🔗 https://oklahoma.gov/elections/ovp.html