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Turnout could be heavy on Election Day, Nov. 6, in Oklahoma, if early-voting trends are any indication. Here are some tips on preparing to vote and what you need when you show up at your polling place.
Take 60 seconds and learn who is running for insurance commissioner and why the office is important all Oklahomans.
Three people are running for an Oklahoma Corporation Commission seat in the Nov. 6 general election ballot. In this short video, learn their names and what the purpose of the Corporation Commission is.
If someone asks, “What does the state treasurer do?”, don’t go blank. This short video gives you the basics and tells you who is running for the office in the Nov. 6, 2018, general election.
Learn the key elements of State Question 800, which proposes an Oklahoma Vision Fund designed to grow over time using gross production tax revenue with a portion available for spending every year.
In this 60-second video, learn the basics about what’s at stake in the Nov. 6 vote on State Question 801, which would allow local school districts to spent local “building fund” property taxes on operations.
Do you know who’s running for state auditor and inspector on the Nov. 6 ballot? In 60 seconds, learn the candidates’ names, the duties of the office and where to get more information.
In this short video, find out what State Question 793, on the Nov. 6 ballot,
Is your voter registration in order? Are you even registered to vote? This short video tells you how and where to register.
