A national website, ivoterguide.com, has information, including financial reports, on candidates who are running in Tulsa in the February 8 elections.

The site has information on the Tulsa School District Board race in District 7, the Zone 2 race in Broken Arrow and Union School Board Zone 2.

Oklahoma has 2,218,374 registered voters

The Oklahoma State Election Board’s annual voter registration report shows that 2,218,374 Oklahomans are registered to vote.

Oklahoma’s official voter registration statistics are counted every year on January 15. According to Oklahoma State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax, the largest number of Oklahoma’s voters are Republicans, who make up 50.6% of registered voters. Democrats are the second-largest party with 31.4% of registered voters.

Meanwhile, both the Libertarian Party (which gained recognition in 2016) and Independent voters have seen steady growth the past two years. Libertarians account for less than 1% of Oklahoma voters and Independents (those with no party affiliation) round out the total with 17.2% of registered voters.

The State Election Board states it is easy to register to vote a. Eligible applicants can fill out an application using the OK Voter Portal registration “wizard” or download a voter registration application  from the State Election Board website. Applications are also available at all seventy-seven (77) county election boards,   most tag agencies, post offices, and libraries.

The next voter registration deadline is March 11. For information, visit oklahoma.gov/elections.