What to know before you vote for local elections Tuesday
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Voting opens for some local elections Tuesday morning. Here's what to know before you vote.
According to the Oklahoma County Election Board, voting begins at 7 a.m. and ends at 7 p.m. The busiest times of day are before work, after work and during lunch.
Oklahomans will be voting for mayoral races in multiple cities as well as races for school board and city council members.
Remember to bring a form of identification when you go to vote. You can bring a valid photo ID, photo ID card or you can vote a provisional ballot.
Also, voters should not wear or bring anything that advocates for or against a candidate or issue on the ballot, that would be considered electioneering.
To find your county election board or designated polling place, visit Oklahoma.gov.
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