Early voting in Kiowa County for the proposed special sales tax opens to voters.

Voters in Hobart have just a few more days to register to vote in the May 9 election for the Hobart Public Schools proposition.

Races included mayoral, council members and school boards, along with a few propositions.

This time, voters will be headed to the polls to vote on nearly 50 races across southwest Oklahoma.

This time, voters will be headed to the polls to vote on nearly 50 races across southwest Oklahoma.

The votes are in, and Oklahomans have officially rejected legalizing recreational marijuana after State Question 820′s special election.

All eligible voters can receive and cast a ballot at their courthouse from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday and Friday.

Lawton City Council members unanimously voted to not require general business licenses.

Each of the districts sought funding to help complete projects aimed at improving infrastructure for students in their schools.

Local dispensaries in Lawton are in favor of the measure, saying it will generate a lot of business and benefit the state.

7News will have in-depth previews as election day gets closer.

Voters from across southwest Oklahoma, and the state, are headed to their local election boards on Thursday ahead of voting day next Tuesday.

Voters will be deciding on a measure that would legalize recreational marijuana across Oklahoma.

The filing period opened at 8 a.m. on Monday and will end at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, February 8.

Kiowa County residents interested in voting by absentee ballot in 2023 should take the time to apply now, according to County Election Board Secretary Terri Meinert.