Oklahoma Voter Guide

Upcoming Elections

There are no statewide elections in Oklahoma in 2021

Election Rules

Voter Registration Deadline: 25 days before Election Day in-person or by mail

Early voting in Oklahoma will take place from5 days before Election Day until 3 days before the election at the county boards of election.

Oklahoma’s Address Confidentiality Program can provide survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking with confidential voter registration. Learn more here.

Restoration of Voting Rights After Felony Convictions: The right to vote is automatically restored for felons after the completion of parole or probation.

ID Requirements for Voting: State or Federal issued photo ID or a voter registration card is required. If voter does not have an ID they can sign an affidavit affirming their identity.

Absentee Voting: Any registered Oklahoma voter can request an absentee ballot, no excuse is required. Voters can apply online or by mail and should complete their application at least 7 days prior to the election. Access the application here.

Gender Gaps in Representation

Oklahoma ranks 43rd in the country for women’s representation in the State Legislature.

Voter Turnout

Oklahoma had lower voter turnout than the United States overall for both men and women in the 2016 Elections.

Percent Voter Turnout by Gender

Percent Voter Turnout by Race

Other races not shown due to population size