Thanks For Voting OK is a nonpartisan initiative working to create a culture around voting in Oklahoma that feels natural, welcoming, and worth celebrating, so that everyone feels they belong in the process of our democracy.
Every name up there belongs to an Oklahoman who decided they're the kind of person who shows up. School board, city council, primaries, specials, and the big ones everybody remembers.
No party. No candidate. No strings. Just a promise to keep showing up — and your name up there with everybody else who made it.
Put my name on the wall →On Election Day we did what this whole thing is for: showing up to celebrate people who showed up. Coffee in Edmond and Oklahoma City in the morning, Film Row at night, and several hundred Oklahomans celebrated in between.
First-time voters. People who have not missed an election in forty years. Families who came together. Every one of them got a thank you, a button, and a spot on the Wall.
We never asked a single one of them who they voted for. That was never the point.
Make sure you're registered and your information is up to date before every election deadline.
Every election matters. Take the pledge and get reminders before every deadline.
Voting is worth celebrating. We honor every voter — because showing up is how democracy stays healthy.
Odd-numbered years are quiet, which is exactly why these elections get decided by so few people. Here is the whole year, verified against the Oklahoma State Election Board.
Oklahoma also reserves January 12, March 2, May 4, July 13, September 14, October 5 and December 14 for elections to fill vacancies in state and federal offices. Whether anything lands on those dates depends on whether a seat opens up.