Polls open from 7am to 7pm.

Vist OK Voter Portal to find your polling location.

In partnership with the City of Tulsa and the Tulsa Area United Way, this summit gives participants hands-on experience with the Tulsa Equality Indicators report to make data-informed decisions for organizational policies, strategies, and community collaborations to build toward a thriving Tulsa for all.

Read the 2023 Tulsa Equality Indicators Report.

Join the Tulsa Community College Metro Campus students and community members to hear from both mayoral candidates in the upcoming November 5th election. TCC’s student newspaper will be moderating the event and is open to all.

The Tulsa World, the University of Tulsa, the Tulsa Press Club and the Tulsa Voter Coalition will sponsor a free in-person forum on Tuesday, Oct. 22, to give voters another chance to hear from candidates running for city offices before Election Day.

The event starts at 5:30 p.m. at the Lorton Performance Center on the TU campus, 550 S. Gary Place. Voters will be able to meet the two candidates for mayor and those in three City Council districts who will appear on the Nov. 5 ballot.

Mayoral candidates Monroe Nichols and Karen Keith will appear on stage at 7 p.m. to take questions from Tulsa World staff writer Kevin Canfield, Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham and Oklahoma Eagle Managing Editor Gary Lee.

The forum will be recorded and air the next day on Public Radio 89.5 KWGS, a listener-supported service of TU, and on publicradiotulsa.org.

City Council candidates who will meet voters before the mayoral forum are District 2’s Anthony Archie and Stephanie Reisdorph, District 7’s incumbent Lori Decter Wright and Eddie Huff, and District 9’s incumbent Jayme Fowler and former state Rep. Carol Bush.

The final day to register to vote on the November 5th General Election is Friday, October 11 online and in-person. 

It takes less than 2 minutes to register! You can now access your voter registration application online.

Note: You must print, sign, and submit the new voter application to your County Election Board to complete the process.

This civil discourse workshop, inspired and led by two youth Changemakers, will give you tools for thinking about thoughtful conversations, difficult discussions and healthy methods of disruption.

Cost: $25 for non-members.
Free for dues-paying members of Leadership Tulsa.
Dinner will be provided.

Register today!

This half-day leadership development is for service members, veterans and their spouses, veteran resource groups, and students aiming to explore the interconnectedness of leaders.

Thank to the generosity of our donors, this workshop is free to attend.

Click here to register and learn more!

Join TYPROS Government Relations Crew for a come-and-go All-Candidate Meet & Greet! We have invited all Tulsa County candidates who are up for election on November 5. This includes city council/mayor, county clerk, county commissioner, OK House and Senate, and US House candidates.

Get face-to-face time with the people on YOUR ballot to ask the questions that are important to you!

Here is the registration link. 

Keep checking back on the link above for a list of candidates who have confirmed attendance. 

Join TYPROS Government Relations Crew for a guided tour of the Tulsa County Headquarters, led by two of our county elected officials! You'll learn more about the services and functions of county government as well as about the positions up for election this year.

June 2, 2024 marks 100 years since the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924! Join Rock the Native Vote on June 2nd at The Center For Public Secrets across the street from the Tulsa Indian Health Care Resource Center!

Rock The Native Vote Tulsa Comedy Show

Host: Okie Podcast host Russell Sun Eagle

Comedians: Jordan Jayi, Brent Deo & Zebadiah Nofire

Catered meal provided by: Autumn Star Catering

All are welcome to come grab a bite and a laugh!