Important Information
Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Rogers County Election Board hours until April 1 are Monday through Friday 8 am to 1:30.
Have you been thinking about running for a county office? If you want to throw your hat into the political arena, the first step is filing out the Candidate Filing Packet. You can get it here>
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Apply for absentee ballots online… Now even easier than ever.
Online Absentee Ballot Request
Update Voter Registration Information Online
Oklahomans who are already registered to vote may update their registration information online. Information which may be updated includes the voter’s address of residence (if it is in the same county as their previous address), mailing address and party affiliation. Voters who are not currently registered to vote, those needing to change their name or change an address to a different county may submit those changes by filling out and returning a paper form available for download here.
Rogers County Emergency Alerts is now up and running, which means, the Election Alert System is once again active. Sign-up here for emergency alerts, and Election Alerts. opt-in for the community alerts. Only alerts you receive are those that impact your address. Please feel free to share this with your family and friends in the Rogers County area. Click here
Candidates running for state office, as well as PACs, can find how to retrieve Voter Information Here
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Frequently asked Questions
How do I get an absentee ballot?
Send a written request to the County Election Board in the county where you are registered to vote. Get the application here. You cannot request an absentee ballot online or by telephone.
I am registered to vote in Claremore, but I work in Tulsa. Can I vote in Tulsa?
No. State law requires that you register to vote according to your address of residence. You may vote only at the polling place to which you are assigned based on the address where you are registered. (But you can request an absentee ballot or vote early. See above.)
When are polling places open?
On regular and special election days, polling places are open from 7 AM until 7 PM. (Hours are different for early voting.)
How do I register to vote in Oklahoma?
It’s easy. Just complete a voter registration form and send it in. Get the application here. You can also get the form at most post offices and public libraries, or you can complete one at County Election Board offices and tag agencies. Details.
Why do I have to show proof of identity?
State law requires all registered voters to prove their identity before voting in person at the precinct polling place on election day or during early voting at the County Election Board. Details
My mother/father/son/daughter, etc., has moved to another state, but his or her name is still on the precinct registry at the polling place. How can I have his or her name removed?
Only the voter can request that his or her name be removed. The voter may complete a “Request to Cancel Voter Registration” form and send it to the County Election Board in the county where he or she is registered, requesting that his or her voter registration be canceled. The request must be notarized. Get the form here.
I am registered to vote in Claremore, but I work in Tulsa. Can I vote in Tulsa?
No. State law requires that you register to vote according to your address of residence. You may vote only at the polling place to which you are assigned based on the address where you are registered. (But you can request an absentee ballot or vote early. See above.)
