2024 Oklahoma Elections - The Oklahoma Eagle

POLITICS

Okla. Elections 2024

Election Coverage

Tulsans, city-wide, are keenly aware of how well elected representatives serve their interests. Public services, school educator and student performance, policing, entrepreneurial support, road conditions and general quality of life are all points of concern for every voter. The 2024 General Election is the primary civic mechanism to effect the change desired and elect representatives who you believe may provide the leadership necessary to strengthen our communities.

The Oklahoma Eagle has compiled and published a comprehensive list of 2024 races, and election results. Tulsa congressional, legislative, district and county officer candidates have been included to ensure that you are fully informed and may make the most insightful decision possible.

Election Dates

If a candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote in August, that candidate wins the election outright and is deemed elected.

If no candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote in August, all candidates receiving the greatest number of votes totaling 50 percent were placed on the ballot for a run-off election in November. The candidate receiving the greatest number of votes cast at the November run-off election will be deemed elected.

City Council races, listed numerically, are non-partisan.

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Ballot Initiatives

State Question 833

Create Public Infrastructure Districts

State Question 833 would amend the Oklahoma Constitution to allow municipalities — towns and cities — to create public infrastructure districts (PIDs). If approved, these districts would help finance infrastructure improvements, including roads, sidewalks, parks, and water and sewage systems.

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State Question 834

Voter Eligibility

State Question 834 is a proposed amendment to the state constitution that would clarify that only citizens of the United States are eligible to vote in elections. This measure amends Section 1 of Article 3 of the Oklahoma Constitution. It clarifies that only citizens of the United States are qualified to vote in this state.