Let’s Fix This is hosting a voter registration & education booth during the Plaza District Festival on Sept 30th.

Join the OSU-OKC Student Government Association (SGA) for a National Voter Registration Day Bash at the OSU-OKC Campus. In addition to voter registration, multiple guest speakers, breakout discussions, and Q&As are planned.

Volunteers are needed and aligned organizations are invited table. Contact Devin Anthony Ellington at devin.a.ellington@okstate.edu

The League of Women Voters of Metro Tulsa is hosting a voter registration drive at all four Tulsa Community College campuses:

Voters can register at four different locations around Tulsa:

• Southeast: Y@TCC

• Metro: Union near café

• Northeast: Student Union

• West: Student Union, first floor

To volunteer, please contact LWVMT at info@lwvtulsa.org.

Join Let’s Fix This for The Election Night Show, Oklahoma’s largest nonpartisan election results watch party! It's part late-night talk show, part live music concert, and all entertaining. Special guests include OKC Mayor David Holt, former state senator AJ Griffin, and entrepreneur Erika Lucas. Musical performances by Kodey Prewitt and the Secret Mansions. Hosted by Andy Moore and Scott Melson.

It’s Election Day!

Polls will be open from 7am to 7pm.

Early Voting is available at your County Election Board during the following times:

• Wed, Nov 2nd from 8am - 6pm

• Thu, Nov 3rd from 8am - 6pm

• Fri, Nov 4th from 8am - 6pm

• Sat, Nov 5th from 8am - 2pm

Early Voting is available at your County Election Board during the following times:

• Wed, Nov 2nd from 8am - 6pm

• Thu, Nov 3rd from 8am - 6pm

• Fri, Nov 4th from 8am - 6pm

• Sat, Nov 5th from 8am - 2pm

Early Voting is available at your County Election Board during the following times:

• Wed, Nov 2nd from 8am - 6pm

• Thu, Nov 3rd from 8am - 6pm

• Fri, Nov 4th from 8am - 6pm

• Sat, Nov 5th from 8am - 2pm

Early Voting is available at your County Election Board during the following times:

• Wed, Nov 2nd from 8am - 6pm

• Thu, Nov 3rd from 8am - 6pm

• Fri, Nov 4th from 8am - 6pm

• Sat, Nov 5th from 8am - 2pm

Join volunteers from Let’s Fix This and other organizations in texting voters to remind them about the upcoming election, answer questions about voting, and generally provide a warm, fuzzy, civic engagement nudge toward the polls.

Deadline to register to vote in the November election is Oct. 14th. All voter registration forms must be received by the county election board by 5pm

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration table at Kindred Sprits in OKC every Sunday from 530-10pm. Volunteers are needed! Sign up using the button:

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration drive at the OKC Foodie Fest at Scissortail Park in OKC from 11a-4p. Volunteers are needed!

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration table at Culture Coffee in OKC every-other Saturday from 10am-3pm. Volunteers are needed! Sign up using the button:

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration table at Spiked Coffee in OKC every-other Saturday from 10am-3pm. Volunteers are needed! Sign up using the button:

Rock the Native Vote is hosting a voter reg drive at the NIEA 53rd Annual Convention & Trade Show in OKC.

Wed, 9:00am - 12:00pm

Fri, 7:00pm - 10:00pm

The LWV of Oklahoma County is hosting a voter registration table during the First Friday Paseo Art Walk. To volunteer, call 405-286-9909 or email office.admin@lwvokc.org.

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration table at Kindred Sprits in OKC every Sunday from 530-10pm. Volunteers are needed! Sign up using the button:

Rock the Native Vote is hosting a voter reg drive at the Comanche Nation Fair Powwow.

The LWV of Oklahoma County is hosting a voter registration table at the Black, Bold, and Beautiful Craft Show on October 1st. To volunteer, call 405-286-9909 or email office.admin@lwvokc.org

Voter turnout matters. Getting folks to show up at the polls is the biggest way we can impact the election this year, and there are 1 million registered voters in Oklahoma who need to be invited to vote. That’s why we’re hosting the largest voter mobilization event in state history! Sign up for a shift, knock some doors, and let’s show the naysayers that Oklahomans really do care about the future of our state!

Rock the Native Vote is hosting a voter reg drive at OCCC.

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration drive at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College on Sept 27th around lunchtime. Volunteers are needed!

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration table at Kindred Sprits in OKC every Sunday from 530-10pm. Volunteers are needed! Sign up using the button:

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration table at Culture Coffee in OKC every-other Saturday from 10am-3pm. Volunteers are needed! Sign up using the button:

Vote for Change is hosting a voter registration table at Spiked Coffee in OKC every-other Saturday from 10am-3pm. Volunteers are needed! Sign up using the button:

The OK Civic Learning Coalition is hosting a voter reg drive at OKCPS high schools and is seeking volunteers to help. You can select a specific location when you sign up!

Join us as we wind down National Voter Registration Day with a fun, outdoor event at the Wheeler Ferris Wheel in OKC! We will be watching an episode of the classic political television show, "The West Wing," and have a panel discussion led by insightful experts who will help connect the themes of the show to our everyday lives here in Oklahoma.

This is a free event. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, and coolers.

The LWVMT and TYPROS 918 Vote are hosting a panel to discuss the value of returning to standards of politeness in public discussion.

About this event

Partisan politics have grown more contentious over the past few years. We seem to be witnessing a demonstrated decline in civil discourse and a marked rise of extremism. The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa is partnering with TYPROS 918 Vote to host a panel to discuss the value of returning to standards of politeness in public discussion.

Join us Sept. 20 at 6pm at 36°N to hear community leaders discuss what civil discourse looks like in today’s polarized society, the spread of disinformation, and a quick lesson on media literacy.

Current confirmed guests include:

• Regina Goodwin, OK State Representative

• Susan Savage, former Tulsa Mayor

• Rodger Randle , former Tulsa Mayor

• Jayme Fowler, District 9 City Councilor

Media literacy section led by Nate Morris.