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Elections from local newsrooms

From KTUL, News On 6 and 4 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KTUL48 minutes ago

    Tulsa County sees record early voting after adding two locations, election board says, on KTUL

    TULSA Okla. - Tulsa County election officials say expanding early voting to four locations for the first time helped drive record turnout ahead of Tuesday’s mid

  2. News On 655 minutes ago

    Oklahoma Election 2026 Live Updates: Tulsa Voting and Election Results, on News On 6

    Get live Oklahoma election updates from News On 6, including Tulsa-area voting reports, statewide results, race calls and the latest Election Day developments.

  3. Public Radio Tulsa2 hours ago

    Tulsa County sees record-breaking early voter turnout ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, on Public Radio Tulsa

    Tulsa County and surrounding counties saw an increase across the board in early voters compared to the 2022 midterm elections.

  4. News On 64 hours ago

    Oak Grove Fire Protection District voters to decide on property assessment increase, on News On 6

    The proposed 3-mill increase would affect property owners in an area annexed in 2025 and could help fund construction of a new fire station.

  5. KOKI FOX 234 hours ago

    Croisant, Tedford offer different plans to lower costs for Green Country families, on KOKI FOX 23

    From buying groceries to finding an affordable home, the candidates seeking to represent Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District say household costs are a concern

  6. Tulsa Flyer5 hours ago

    Three Tulsa County district judge seats are on the Nov. 3 ballot. Who’s running?, on Tulsa Flyer

    Two incumbents are seeking re-election and a retirement leaves an open seat on the Tulsa County court.

  7. KGOU9 hours ago

    Oklahoma early in-person voting up from 4 years ago, on KGOU

    Nearly 186,500 Oklahomans voted early heading into Tuesday’s general election, about 40% more than four years ago.