Election Day: Polls open in 25 Oklahoma counties

Voters in 25 Oklahoma counties are heading to the polls Tuesday as Election Day is underway. Polling places are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Many ballots feature school and municipal propositions, while Bryan County voters will decide a county question. Additionally, a Republican primary for State Senate District 8 is on the ballot.

Voters can find their polling location and confirm their eligibility through the OK Voter Portal. Those with a sample ballot available in the portal have an election. A full list of elections is available on the State Election Board website.

Oklahoma law requires voters to provide proof of identity when checking in at their polling place. A list of accepted forms of identification is available on the State Election Board website. Voters without a valid ID may request a provisional ballot.

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Voters who need assistance due to blindness, physical disability, or illiteracy may request help from an assistant or use the ATI device attached to the voting machine for independent voting. Those requiring assistance should notify a precinct official or contact their County Election Board for further instructions.