OK · How to vote
Voting in Oklahoma.
Three ways to vote, three deadlines. ID rules and vote-by-mail policy below — verify the specifics with the Oklahoma Secretary of State at the link.
1Official source of record
Oklahoma State Election Board
3Federal candidate finance · 2026 cycle
Money in the Oklahoma federal races
Top-fundraising candidate per race, sourced live from the FEC OpenFEC API. Click through to fec.gov for full disclosures.
U.S. HOUSE
1FEC OpenFEC API2026-05-03
2District map · TIGER/Line 2025 boundaries
Every district in Oklahoma, on one map
Click any congressional, state senate, or state house polygon for the sitting member and a brief description. Toggle layers below the map to see overlapping legislative geography. Source polygons: US Census TIGER/Line 2025.
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true polygons · 2025 vintage · click a district for details1US Census TIGER/Line 20252026-05-03
3Current officeholders
Who represents Oklahoma now
Sitting federal members and the governor. Names from Congress.gov (refreshed weekly) and hand-verified state data.
GOVERNOR
Kevin Stitt (Republican)
U.S. SENATE
CHAIREthics
Finance+1
CHAIRHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs
Intelligence
Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
Indian Affairs
Recent bills
- cosponsor2026-04-29
- cosponsor2026-04-27
- cosponsor2026-04-22
U.S. HOUSE
1Congress.gov API v32026-05-03
3State legislature
Oklahoma legislators
State senators and representatives by district. Names from OpenStates, refreshed weekly. Multi-member districts (e.g. WV, NH, MD, VT, NJ) list all sitting members under the same district.
STATE SENATE · 48 members · 48 districts
D1Micheal Bergstrom (R)
D2Ally Seifried (R)
D3Julie McIntosh (R)
D4Tom Woods (R)
D5George Burns (R)
D6David Bullard (R)
D7Warren Hamilton (R)
D8Bryan Logan (R)
D9Avery Frix (R)
D10Bill Coleman (R)
D11Regina Goodwin (D)
D12Todd Gollihare (R)
D13Jonathan Wingard (R)
D14Jerry Alvord (R)
D15Lisa Standridge (R)
D16Mary Boren (D)
D17Shane Jett (R)
D18Jack Stewart (R)
D19Roland Pederson (R)
D20Chuck Hall (R)
D21Randy Grellner (R)
D22Kristen Thompson (R)
D23Lonnie Paxton (R)
D24Darrell Weaver (R)
D25Brian Guthrie (R)
D26Darcy Jech (R)
D27Casey Murdock (R)
D28Grant Green (R)
D29Julie Daniels (R)
D30Julia Kirt (D)
D31Spencer Kern (R)
D32Dusty Deevers (R)
D33Christi Gillespie (R)
D34Dana Prieto (R)
D35Jo Anna Dossett (D)
D36John Haste (R)
D37Aaron Reinhardt (R)
D38Brent Howard (R)
D39Dave Rader (R)
D40Carri Hicks (D)
D41Adam Pugh (R)
D42Brenda Stanley (R)
D43Kendal Sacchieri (R)
D44Michael Brooks (D)
D45Paul Rosino (R)
D46Mark Mann (D)
D47Kelly Hines (R)
D48Nikki Nice (D)
STATE HOUSE · 99 members · 99 districts
D1Eddy Dempsey (R)
D2Jim Olsen (R)
D3Rick West (R)
D4Bob Culver (R)
D5Josh West (R)
D6Rusty Cornwell (R)
D7Steve Bashore (R)
D8Tom Gann (R)
D9Mark Lepak (R)
D10Judd Strom (R)
D11John Kane (R)
D12Mark Chapman (R)
D13Neil Hays (R)
D14Chris Sneed (R)
D15Tim Turner (R)
D16Scott Fetgatter (R)
D17Jim Grego (R)
D18David Smith (R)
D19Justin Humphrey (R)
D20Jonathan Wilk (R)
D21Cody Maynard (R)
D22Ryan Eaves (R)
D23Derrick Hildebrant (R)
D24Chris Banning (R)
D25Ronny Johns (R)
D26Dell Kerbs (R)
D27Danny Sterling (R)
D28Danny Williams (R)
D29Kyle Hilbert (R)
D30Mark Lawson (R)
D31Collin Duel (R)
D32Jim Shaw (R)
D33Molly Jenkins (R)
D34Trish Ranson (D)
D35Dillon Travis (R)
D36John George (R)
D37Ken Luttrell (R)
D38John Pfeiffer (R)
D39Erick Harris (R)
D40Chad Caldwell (R)
D41Denise Crosswhite Hader (R)
D42Cindy Roe (R)
D43Jay Steagall (R)
D44Jared Deck (D)
D45Annie Menz (D)
D46Jacob Rosecrants (D)
D47Brian Hill (R)
D48Tammy Townley (R)
D49Josh Cantrell (R)
D50Stacy Adams (R)
D51Brad Boles (R)
D52Gerrid Kendrix (R)
D53Jason Blair (R)
D54Kevin West (R)
D55Nick Archer (R)
D56Dick Lowe (R)
D57Anthony Moore (R)
D58Carl Newton (R)
D59Mike Dobrinski (R)
D60Mike Kelley (R)
D61Kenton Patzkowsky (R)
D62Daniel Pae (R)
D63Trey Caldwell (R)
D64Rande Worthen (R)
D65Toni Hasenbeck (R)
D66Clay Staires (R)
D67Rob Hall (R)
D68Mike Lay (R)
D69Mark Tedford (R)
D70Suzanne Schreiber (D)
D71Amanda Clinton (D)
D72Michelle McCane (D)
D73Ron Stewart (D)
D74Kevin Norwood (R)
D75T.J. Marti (R)
D76Ross Ford (R)
D77John Waldron (D)
D78Meloyde Blancett (D)
D79Melissa Provenzano (D)
D80Stan May (R)
D81Mike Osburn (R)
D82Nicole Miller (R)
D83Eric Roberts (R)
D84Tammy West (R)
D85Cyndi Munson (D)
D86David Hardin (R)
D87Ellyn Hefner (D)
D88Ellen Pogemiller (D)
D89Arturo Alonso (D)
D90Emily Gise (R)
D91Chris Kannady (R)
D93Mickey Dollens (D)
D94Andy Fugate (D)
D95Max Wolfley (R)
D96Preston Stinson (R)
D97Aletia Timmons (D)
D98Gabe Woolley (R)
D100Marilyn Stark (R)
D101Robert Manger (R)
Source: openstates.org
3At-a-glance rules
ID requestedNo-excuse absenteeOnline voter registration
VOTER ID REQUIREMENTS
Oklahoma requires ID. Accepted: OK voter ID card (free, issued by county election board), driver's license, passport, military ID, or tribal ID.
VOTE BY MAIL
Any registered voter may request an absentee ballot by mail. No excuse required.
3NCSL voter ID requirements2026-04-153NCSL absentee + VBM rules2026-04-15
Local elections in Oklahoma are administered by your County Clerk / Election Office. For ballot or registration help, contact your county clerk or election office.
Official action — OK
The state’s own tools, with links to verify.
Each card below routes to the official Oklahoma system. Where the state delegates to county Supervisors of Elections, the card says so honestly.
Statewide→
Check my registration
Statewide→
Register / update online
Requires OK DL/state ID **and** signature on file with Service Oklahoma. Otherwise produces a printable application. Closes 25 days pre-election.
Statewide→
Find my polling place
Statewide→
Preview my ballot
Statewide→
Request a mail ballot
Online request via OVP. No-excuse. Cutoff: 3rd Monday before election. Notarization required on returned ballot affidavit (or two witnesses). (Old `/Home/AbsenteeRequest` deep link 404'd; OVP collapsed routes; oklahoma.gov AV info page is the canonical hub.)
Statewide→
Track my mail ballot
Statewide→
See who's on the ballot
OK Candidate Filing portal. 2026 filing window 2026-04-01 → 2026-04-03.
Statewide→
Statewide ballot measures
State Question 832 on June 16 2026 ballot (minimum-wage); future SQs pending signatures.
Statewide→
Live + past results
OKER live results SPA — verifier checks via Playwright with networkidle.
Statewide→
Election calendar
Statutory primary 2026-02-10 (school+municipal), special primary 2026-06-16 (US House special / SQ 832), special general 2026-11-03.
1UOCAVA · military & overseas voters
Federal deadlines for Oklahoma
Active-duty service members, their families, and U.S. citizens overseas have separate deadlines under UOCAVA. Sourced live from the U.S. Federal Voting Assistance Program.
2026-06-16Ballot Request — State PrimaryReceived by
2026-06-16Ballot Return — State PrimaryReceived by
2026-06-16Registration — State PrimaryBy Mail: Postmarked by
2026-06-16Registration — State PrimaryBy Email or Fax (FPCA only): Received by
2026-08-25Ballot Request — State Primary RunoffReceived by
2026-08-25Ballot Return — State Primary RunoffReceived by
2026-08-25Registration — State Primary RunoffBy Mail: Postmarked by
2026-08-25Registration — State Primary RunoffBy Email or Fax (FPCA only): Received by
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