KOSU, in collaboration with StateImpact Oklahoma and local public radio reporters, are covering the 2022 election cycle in Oklahoma. Many statewide, federal and local races are to be determined this cycle, including Governor, State Superintendent of Public Instruction and all seven of Oklahoma's seats in Congress.
You can register to vote, request absentee ballots, find your polling place and see a sample ballot for your precinct on the Oklahoma State Election Board's OK Voter Portal.
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How are Oklahoma teachers reacting to last week’s election of GOP candidates, specifically those who campaigned on culture wars?
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics discusses the midterm elections in Oklahoma, including the reelection of Gov. Kevin Stitt and Ryan Walters winning the office of State Superintendent.
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Unlike some other states, Oklahoma’s midterm election results are in the books. The results have big implications for education, health, and the environment in our state.
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Despite the endorsement from the largest tribes in the state, Gov. Kevin Stitt carried all of Oklahoma’s rural counties, including those where the capitals of the tribal nations are located.
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Oklahoma voters made their voices known on Tuesday, as Republicans had a clean sweep in all federal and statewide races.
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Storm damage to a Baptist Church in Idabel will mean McCurtain County voters will change where they cast their ballots.
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Here are the 2022 results for attorney general races across the country.
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics discusses the Nov. 8 elections, including the races for governor, state superintendent and Oklahoma County District Attorney
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Fourteen percent of Oklahoma's voters identify as Native American, according to the United Indian Nations Council of Oklahoma, which means they’re a voting block that could play a significant role in this election.
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Oklahoma voters get an extra day to cast their ballots ahead of the election this year. KOSU answers some basic questions on what you need to know to vote early.