In-person absentee voting for Oklahoma's November 3 General Election begins Wednesday across the state, the State Election Board announced.
Early voting locations will be open October 28-30 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and October 31 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. No excuse is required to vote early, though voters must complete an in-person absentee ballot application when checking in.
This is a general election, meaning voters may cast ballots for any candidate regardless of party affiliation, the board said.
Two state questions—State Question 845 and State Question 847—will appear on the ballot, along with judicial retention questions. Some voters may also have county questions, local propositions, or local candidate elections.
Voters must cast ballots in the county where they are registered. Each county has at least one early voting location, and early voting sites differ from standard polling places. Sample ballots can be viewed through the OK Voter Portal.