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Election Day 2012

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Oklahoma voters will be heading to the polls today to decide who will be President of the United States, several local and state offices, and they are also deciding on six state questions.

The polls open at 7:00 this morning and will close at 7:00 tonight.  You will vote at your precinct, but if you're not sure where you are supposed to vote. It is too late to change where you vote because registration is closed.

Also do not forget to bring a government or tribal issued ID.  For example, your Oklahoma Driver License, a state ID card, passport, or military ID.

It is a good idea to know what the state questions are before you head to the polls.

To find out what your precinct is or get a list of the state questions just go to the Oklahoma Election Board's website, http://www.ok.gov/elections/.

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